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If you were an owner of a newly set-up company, you would most likely be focused on building brand awareness to reach out to as many people as possible. But how can you do so with budget constraints?
These days, businesses have turned to a select group of people who are active on social media platforms as a cost efficient way to drive their promotional efforts. Also referred to as influencers , they have the ability to influence the opinions or buying decisions of others.
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Rajat January 1, 2021
Past ‘mega droughts’ have often struck simultaneously sites currently home to electricity production along Asian rivers, says the largest study of the continent’s river systems that could help predict long-term changes in the region’s water cycle.
The study, published in the journal Water Resources Research, noted that the findings have important implications for water management and energy production, especially when a country’s economy relies on multiple river basins.
“Our data shows that ‘mega droughts’ have affected multiple power production sites simultaneously, so that we can now use this information to design a grid that is less vulnerable during extreme events, ”said study co-author Stefano Galelli of Singapore University of Technology and design (SUTD).