(Recovering) China’s Urban Rivers as Public Space by Kelly Shannon, Chen Yiyong

“…Over time, a tension developed between the civilizing force of the city and water’s natural energy. Industrialization saw a growing disconnection between waterways and settlements, with canalization fundamentally altering the nature of rivers, turning them into physical, cultural, and economic dividers, and upsetting natural habitats. …”
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The use of the methodological base of the study to determine the conduction of low-frequency electromagnetic interference according to the coefficient of the n-th harmonic componen... by D. Yu. Rudi, A. I. Antonov, A. A. Ruppel, E. Yu. Ruppel, T. V. Shitik

“…This object is the mechanical workshop of CJSC Sibgazstroydetal, which is engaged in providing for the needs of the gas, oil and energy industries. In this paper, the issue of determining the conductive low-frequency electromagnetic interference (EMI) by the coefficient of the n-th harmonic component of the voltage (K U(n) ) is studied in detail. …”
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Rethinking Resources: The Critical Role of Recycling in the Mining Industry by Yudan Whulanza, Eny Kusrini, Akhmad Herman Yuwono, Sri Harjanto, Nofrijon Sofyan

“…The escalating demand for critical resources such as lithium and cobalt, propelled by the expanding electric vehicle and renewable energy industries, perpetuates environmental and social issues associated with conventional extraction methods (Dunlap, 2023). …”
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