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Nuclear energy is better than solar and wind
Nuclear energy isn't perfect, it's just better

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Here's my case for why nuclear energy is better than solar and wind energy.

Like most things in life, the global energy debate is political. When an idea or practice becomes political, the information that represents that idea or practice flows through filters of carefully constructed narratives supported or rejected by its stakeholders.
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How the Private Sector Can Help Restore Coral Reefs
We need more Public-Private-Partnerships and plenty of blue capital

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coral reefs in the private sector
The world's coral reefs provide food to millions; they protect and create land. Coral reefs serve as essential sources of pharmacological study and information. They are intrinsically valuable and beautiful features of our unique (perhaps singularly so) complex-life-supporting planet.
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The truth behind clean water in Africa 2022
One in three people still don’t have access to clean drinking water, causing disease and death in rural and developing nations.

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A new report from the WHO and UNICEF shows that 1.8 billion people now have access to clean drinking water since 2000, yet billions are left behind. The lack of clean water disproportionately affects women, girls, and the poorest people, especially developing countries.

Why is this still an issue in 2022? What can we do for clean water in the future?

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How Nuclear Energy Can Shape Sustainable Energy in Europe
Debate on nuclear power takes center stage amid European energy crisis, according to Sustainable Investor Timur Tillyaev

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Europe faces an energy crisis, with short-term gas prices five times higher in the first quarter of 2022 than their 2021 average. The trouble, brought on by a myriad of factors, but most recently exacerbated by the war in Ukraine, underlines the risks of relying too heavily on fossil fuels. Nuclear energy can provide some much-needed help in Europe.

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9 air purifying indoor plants to spruce up your home

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Air purifiers can do the job of both air-purifying and detoxifying, but their also noisy, ugly, and costly. Thankfully, natural plants clean the air too. Plus, a lush green plant adds a lot more to your interior decor than a giant air purifier.

Here are nine air purifying indoor plants that serve as beautiful home decorations. They're great additions to any home décor scheme while also working to eliminate pollutants that may harm you and your family.

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Nuclear energy is better than solar and wind
Nuclear energy isn't perfect, it's just better

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nuclear energy is better

Here's my case for why nuclear energy is better than solar and wind energy.

Like most things in life, the global energy debate is political. When an idea or practice becomes political, the information that represents that idea or practice flows through filters of carefully constructed narratives supported or rejected by its stakeholders.
  1. Energy and Environment
  2. Planet
  3. Water

How the Private Sector Can Help Restore Coral Reefs
We need more Public-Private-Partnerships and plenty of blue capital

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coral reefs in the private sector
The world's coral reefs provide food to millions; they protect and create land. Coral reefs serve as essential sources of pharmacological study and information. They are intrinsically valuable and beautiful features of our unique (perhaps singularly so) complex-life-supporting planet.

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