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EnergiesDue to increasing energy consumption, there has been a significant expansion in worldwide trade, leading to the emergence of severe environmental issues.
Rafia Afroz +4 more
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Geo: Geography and Environment, Volume 12, Issue 2, July‐December 2025.Short Abstract This study examines stakeholder perspectives on Murray–Darling Basin policies (2009–2021), highlighting misalignments between policy focus and basin conditions in key catchments. It finds that environmental concerns dominate policy despite economic priorities on the ground, with advocacy and academic groups driving reforms while ...
Paul Hong +4 more
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Traits Associated With Local Extinctions of Native Plants in a Species‐Rich Urban Reserve
Applied Vegetation Science, Volume 28, Issue 3, July/September 2025.A comprehensive resurvey of an urban reserve in Sydney failed to redetect 29% of native vascular plant species recorded from 1976 to 1992. Compared with persistent species, locally extinct species were shorter on average and more likely to have a graminoid habit and be water‐associated.
Thomas Mesaglio +2 more
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New Phytologist, Volume 244, Issue 5, Page 1760-1774, December 2024.Summary Co‐occurring plants show wide variation in their hydraulic and photosynthetic traits. Here, we extended ‘least‐cost’ optimality theory to derive predictions for how variation in key hydraulic traits potentially affects the cost of acquiring and using water in photosynthesis and how this, in turn, should drive variation in photosynthetic traits.
Shubham S. Chhajed +2 more
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Lettre de J.H. Craig à lord Castlereagh sur la concession des cantons
4 pages, copie manuscriteCette lettre est également disponible dans le sixième tome de : A history of the late province of Lower Canada, parliamentary and political, from the commencement to the close of its existence as a separate province, publié par ...
Craig, James Henry, sir
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Fundamental Aspects of Conduction in Charged ErMnO3 Domain Walls
Advanced Electronic Materials, Volume 10, Issue 10, October 2024.Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy is used to map the surface potential along conducting domain walls in ErMnO3, while carrying current with and without perpendicular magnetic fields. Experiments have revealed carrier types, in‐domain‐wall p‐n junctions and have allowed statements on wall conductivities, without the confounding influence of contact barriers
James McCartan +8 more
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Lettre de J.H. Craig à lord Castlereagh sur des postes vacants aux Conseils Législatif et Exécutif
8 pages, copie manuscriteCette lettre est également disponible dans le sixième tome de : A history of the late province of Lower Canada, parliamentary and political, from the commencement to the close of its existence as a separate province, publié par ...
Craig, James Henry, sir
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“The Concert of Europe” In 20th Century British and American Historiography
Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta, 2016 The article provides a critical analysis of the interpretations of the Concert of Europe by British and American historians of the XXth century. The interest in the study of this phenomenon is rooted in its relation to the problems of the maintenance of ...
Ekaterina V. Romanova
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Unmasking Murder: Reconciling the Twin Depictions of Viscount Castlereagh
, 2021 Viscount Castlereagh is typically depicted in one of two ways. The traditional depiction is of a repressive, anti-liberal demon while the modern depiction is of a Machiavellian chess master who only adopted certain values to ensure his goal of British ...
Warrick, Robert
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Pittite Triumph and Whig Failure in the Cambridge University Constituency, 1780–96*
Parliamentary History, Volume 43, Issue 1, Page 91-111, February 2024.Abstract Cambridge University has been featured in a wide range of studies of the long 18th century, but few have focused exclusively on the dynamics behind its politics. This is surprising since many of the Cambridge University electors were close to leading parliamentarians.
David Cowan
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