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To give people water and clean, affordable energy ! With our latest technologies this is possible. Our scientific team from Ukraine has developed these technologies and is ready to offer the world a new stage of progress. If there are energy and drinking water, people can feed themselves. If there is available energy, wars will stop. If we calculate how much humanity spent money and human lives on wars, then we can assume that the planet Earth today could be quite different. Implementation of the project "Oasis" is the purpose for the next 10 years. What does represent this project? Imagine somewhere in the arid desert, on the shore of the Persian Gulf there is a wonderful city - a garden, all drowning in greenery with beautiful and cool ponds and murmuring streams. Modern futuristic houses with vertical landscaping and hanging lianas, beautiful parks and a botanical garden with plants from around the world. There is a comfortable temperature for living of + 20-25 d

Designing of an experimental hydro technical station of a local climate change or changes in ambient temperature in a limited open area of up to several tens of square kilometers. 1. Introduction Today, a Man has the opportunity of uncontrolled influence on the environment and climate, both globally and locally. In general, such changes are associated with various ways of obtaining energy generated for the operation of human civilization     Nuclear power station.                                               Hydroelectric power station.     Deforestation.                                                            The results of ameliorators’ work. Agriculture, deforestation around the world and other inconsiderate activities of mankind have a role to play in this. But a Man can not ensure a positive change in the climate or only the temperature conditions of his existence yet, except for air conditioning of premises,

Most of the EU’s 211 operational nuclear plants were built in the 1970s and 1980s and were designed to last around 40 years, so many are due to close. But with the EU committed to decarbonising its energy sector, and nuclear power able to act as a low carbon source providing electricity around the clock, policymakers face a choice: either spend billions eking out a few extra years of generation, or close the plants and build potentially expensive replacements. The World Nuclear Industry Status Report 2014 suggests that without swift measures, nuclear power in Europe could be entering its twilight years. It warns that unless policymakers make immediate plans to replace ageing plants, by the mid-2050s, nuclear power across the globe could become a thing of the past. Even if the plants’ lives were extended by ten years, Europe could still face a nuclear power crunch sometime in the 2030s.  Ageing plants Forty years is a typical lifespan for a nuclear power plant built in the