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Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Removal: A Physical Science Perspective
More than 15 billion tons of carbon dioxide are released annually due to human activities, contributing to rising atmospheric levels and significant global challenges. While reducing carbon dioxide emissions is crucial, technologies for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere are also necessary to mitigate the effects.
On the structure of multiple stable equilibria in competitive ecological systems
Abstract For some ecological systems with a large pool of possible species, there can be multiple stable equilibria with different species composition. Natural or anthropogenic disruption can induce a shift between different such equilibria. While some work has been done on ecological systems with multiple equilibria, there is no general theory governing the distribution of equilibria or characterizing the basins of attraction of different equilibria.
On the limits to invasion prediction using coexistence outcomes
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Understanding the impact of third-party species on pairwise coexistence
Abstract The persistence of virtually every single species depends on both the presence of other species and the specific environmental conditions in a given location. Because in natural settings many of these conditions are unknown, research has been centered on finding the fraction of possible conditions (probability) leading to species coexistence. The focus has been on the persistence probability of an entire multispecies community (formed of either two or more species).
Energy governed by the laws of physics
The Physics of Energy, Robert L. Jaffe and Washington Taylor, Cambridge U. Press, 2018, $81.99 Buy at Amazon Robert Jaffe and Washington Taylor’s long-needed guide to the fundamentals of energy conversion contains an abundance of knowledge. Energy is an overwhelmingly sophisticated subject. Describing it in both depth and breadth is a Herculean task. The majority of introductory textbooks therefore offer generic, high-level overviews.
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