It is an encouraging sign of the recognition of the role food procurement can play in achieving environmentally sustainable and competitive UK food and farming industries, and improved public health.
This alternative fuel has been found to be technically feasible, economically competitive, environmentally acceptable, and readily available [1].
Because of the high cost of solar cells, we must look for other technologies if solar cells become environmentally and economically competitive with fossil fuels.
This, according to Yost, is integral to the company's plan to make Canadian oil both environmentally and economically competitive.
> Transgenic plants can be utilized to produce renewable resources for industrial purposes in a CO2-neutral, environmentally acceptable, and competitive way.
For years, he pursued his wonkish passions strictly from an academic distance, writing reports on how Canadian cities, including Calgary, could become more environmentally sustainable and economically competitive.
Product variety is required for satisfying customer needs, and at the same time, efficient usage of manufacturing resources is mandatory for competitive and environmentally conscious manufacturing.
Even more, the extractive thermally coupled distillation structures reached the best energy savings with appropriate dynamic behavior, making these alternatives competitive and environmentally friendly.
It is concluded that the D-3He FRC can potentially offer a cost competitive and environmentally compatible power plant if the technology issues can be suitably resolved.
Findings from the study can be deployed to harness massive scale wind energy from structurally more promising, economically more competitive and environmentally more clean and green turbines.
