Abstract

Visions about a Renewable Future

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  • The publication of the new issue of our journal coincides with Easter, the biggest Christian celebration, which is about our trust in the future and the self-sacrificing work performed to achieve this future, as well as renewal

  • The energy consumption of the world increased only by 0.5% in 2014 in comparison with the previous year which was significantly exceeded by the increase of GDP (2.9% per year); specific energy consumption became much more efficient

  • The difference of the spatial structure of production and use, the environmental protection issues caused by fossil energy resources and the fact that their extraction cannot be increased even in the mid-term pose serious problems

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The publication of the new issue of our journal coincides with Easter, the biggest Christian celebration, which is about our trust in the future and the self-sacrificing work performed to achieve this future, as well as renewal. The difference of the spatial structure of production and use, the environmental protection issues caused by fossil energy resources and the fact that their extraction cannot be increased even in the mid-term pose serious problems.

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