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Just 3 percent of India's energy needs are currently met by nuclear power, but the Indian government plans to set up 63,000 megawatts of nuclear power-generating capacity over the next two decades.

All of these costs are currently met by a combination of subscriptions and fees from authors paying for so-called gold open access – an option operated by Nature where authors pay an upfront fee for their paper to be available immediately.

A social innovation paradigm considers developing responses to societal needs not currently met by existing types of public and private service [10].

This deficit is currently met by overharvesting inaccessible forests and illegal harvesting in protected areas, thus diminishing the overall forest and woodland area.

Proper DR management will allow greater integration of renewable energy sources partially replacing energy demand currently met by the combustion of fossil-fuels.

Councillor Rachel Lancaster, Coventry City Council cabinet member for public services, said visitors arriving in Coventry by train were currently met by a "car park".

A spokesman for DEL said: "Eligible Northern Ireland domiciled students studying in the Republic of Ireland benefit from special student support arrangements, in that the cost of their registration fee is currently met in full by the department".

The new products are designed to meet the most demanding market requirements for fire protection that are currently being met by less environmentally responsible chemistries, Buckman says.

But, not only have over thirty communities nationwide ended the killing of healthy and treatable animals (over 90% of all animals they take in), but the very existence of often neglectful and abusive puppy mills tells us that there is a market that is currently being met by puppies purchased online or from local pet stores.

From the timing results in Table 9 we notice that this requirement is currently not met by any of the methods compared.

Together, these observations suggest that there is a high level of need among women with advanced breast cancer that is not currently being met by existing standard health care services.