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<i>Euphorbia fanjingshanensis</i> (Euphorbiaceae), a new species from section <i>Helioscopia</i> in southwestern and central China. [PDF]

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Feng YL   +8 more
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Green Cities into Practice

2012
This chapter aims to explain how green economy principles can be applied to cities to make them green cities. Toward this aim the green economy concept is first described. Then a matrix is employed to characterize green practices that are connected with the green economy and are adopted in the urban environment.
Vito Albino, Rosa Maria Dangelico
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Green Cities

Czasopismo Techniczne. Architektura, 2014
The changes in the system of urbanization, initiated by research and the resulting designs at the turn of the 19&lt;sup&gt;th&lt;/sup&gt; and 20&lt;sup&gt;th&lt;/sup&gt; centuries, consisted ‘consisted’ implies there were no either kinds of changes, if you don’t mean that, use ‘included’ and take out ‘of’ of increasing ...
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Green City

Traffic Technology International, 2018
What makes Copenhagen such a perfect place to host the ITS World Congress? Saul Wordsworth looks at some of the transportation innovations helping to make the Danish capital one of the smartest – and most environmentally friendly – cities in the world, and provides a taster of the highlights to look forward to at the 25th anniversary event
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The Green City

The increasing global awareness of the need for sustainable urbanization is driving the integration of green artificial intelligence (Green AI) in urban planning and management. AI applications include intelligent automation in energy management, intelligent transport systems, improved infrastructure strength and durability, and enhanced individual ...
Ipseeta Satpathy   +2 more
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The Green City

2019
The contemporary intersectional feminist movement coheres around a vision of the green city as an urban center that integrates nonhuman nature in order to sustain a healthy and diverse human community. The green city topos germinated in the work of Lydia Maria Child, who drew on a prior tradition of feminist advocacy for women’s bodily access to open ...
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