Establishing different warning levels for natural disaster risks will help minimise damage and overcome the consequences of natural disasters.
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The rapid shift to renewables carries significant risks to already stressed ecosystems. Our research finds ways to minimise this risk, ranging from strategic planning to smart technology. The post Six ways to improve ecosystem outcomes of renewable energy appeared first on RenewEconomy.
Establishing different warning levels for natural disaster risks will help minimise damage and overcome the consequences of natural disasters.
Establishing different warning levels for natural disaster risks will help minimise damage and overcome the consequences of natural disasters.
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