Water for energy and fuel production

Energy and water are valuable resources that underpin human prosperity and are, to a large extent, interdependent. Water is ubiquitous in energy production: in power generation; in the extraction, transport and processing of fossil fuels; and, increasingly, in irrigation to grow feedstock crops used...

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Other Authors: Saini, Sidharth (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Valley Cottage, NY SCITUS Academics LLC [2016]
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