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Priority areas at the frontiers of ecology and energy

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Chou, S. K.
Costanza, Robert
Earis, Phillip
Hubacek, Klaus
Li, B Larry
Lu, Yonglong
Span, Roland
Wang, Hao
Wu, Jianping
Wu, Yegang

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Taylor & Francis Online

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The complexity of economic development and humanitarian crisesmeans that energy science and technology should be involved in actions that address almost everymajor challenges of ecosystem health and sustainability. Energy is the engine of the world economy and the key to ecosystems’ functioning, which also has a great impact on global warming. The energy crisis, environmental pollution, overuse of natural resources, water supply shortages, global climate disruption, and deteriorating ecosystems are major challenges to address in order to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In light of the frontiers in energy sciences and disruptive innovation in eco-tech, we recognize the need to review and establish working mechanisms that identify and examine issues that are critical to future sustainable development, to offer advice to decision-makers in different social sectors (public and private), to secure a shared future for mankind, and to achieve shared prosperity and common interests through international communications and collaborations.

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Ecosystem Health and Sustainability

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