Sharjah's Prize for Library Literature Names Its 2023 Winners
The Sharjah Book Authority's 23rd cycle of its Library Literature Prizes was part of a forum featuring discussion of libraries' challenges.
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The Sharjah Book Authority's 23rd cycle of its Library Literature Prizes was part of a forum featuring discussion of libraries' challenges.
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Did The World Bank Just Doom LNG? By Alex Kimani - Apr 22, 2021, 4:00 PM CDT The United States has a long-running love affair with natural gas, with fossil fuels acting as the lynchpin in the country's power generation mix. At the same time, nearly half of American homes use the fuel for heating. With the transition from fossil fuels to renewables in full swing in many states, natural gas serves as the bridge that will make the switch smoother and less jarring. Top American civil rights activists are among those vehemently opposed to an abrupt switch from natural gas, putting them ...
(SEA-LNG) Industry coalition stresses that LNG fuels reduce up to 23% of GHG emissions, and that bio- and synthetic LNG offer low risk, incremental pathways to net zero. Waiting for future fuels and not fully utilising LNG, which is safe, proven, competitive and available today, is a mistake. We need to take advantage today of the confirmed reduction in GHG of up to 23% (Well-to-Wake) and the obvious air quality benefits of LNG as a maritime fuel. To continue to wait for unproven alternatives only makes the current GHG and local emissions problems worse. The World Bank’s recent report...