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Aided by the global community, it must ban fires in peatlands and native forests; declare a moratorium on clearing peatlands; restore water to degraded peatlands; and create financial incentives for provinces to reduce deforestation. Gopalasamy R. Clements University of Malaysia Terengganu, Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia. lahirux@gmail.com Time for Russia to tap renewables Russia's big territory and coastline are potentially huge sources of renewable energy from sun, wind, waves, tides and currents, but about 91% of the country's energy still comes from fossil fuels.
Author(s)

Anonymous

Year

2015

Secondary Title

Nature

Publisher

Nature Publishing Group

Volume

527

Number

7578

Pages

305

Language

Keyword(s)

Environmental Studies, Forests, Colleges & universities, Carbon, Pollution, Renewable resources, Natural resources, Schizophrenia, Peatlands, Singapore, United States--US, Malaysia, Indonesia, Russia

Classification
Form: Journal Article
Geographical Area: Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Other

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