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6th International Conference on Green Energy and Environmental Technology (ICGEET-2025)

Conference online and in-person

2nd to 3rd June 2025
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Energy and environment are co-related in the technological and scientific aspects including energy conservation, and the interaction of energy forms and systems with the physical environment.

Organized by: IGRNet
Deadline for abstracts/proposals: 8th May 2025

Check the event website for more details.

Please be sure to get updates of this information at the website, because of the possibility of changes.
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Date:
March 11 – 14, 2025

City: Lyon (France)

Venue: Eurexpo

Description: Energy and Environmental Performance Exhibition for Buildings and Regions
Related industries: Building & Construction Heating – Air Conditioning Clean Energies – Renewable Energies Biofuels – Hydrogen Water Management and Treatment Industrial Building Home Show Software Tools for Building
Audience:Trade & General Public

Please note ! All dates are subject to changes. Contact organizers for more information before making arrangements.

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Description: International Trade Fair for Heating Technology, Air Conditioning, Sanitary, Environmental Protection Technology, Measurement and Regulation
Related industries: Heating – Air Conditioning Building & Construction Water Management and Treatment Swimming Pool, Sauna & Spa Environmental Protection
Audience: Trade Public

Date:
Feb. 04 – 07, 2025

City Venue:

Nitra (Slovakia) Agrokomplex Nitra.

Please note ! All dates are subject to changes. Contact organizers for more information before making arrangements.

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Tal como les prometí el viernes pasado, hoy traduzco para ustedes un párrafo que es de verdad muy interesante y bellamente escrito; y que he seleccionado del libro «Eating dirt» de Charlotte Gill, que nunca me canso de recomendar, porque lo merece.

Yo planté árboles en piedemontes y en mesetas elevadas. Lugares rara vez visitados por turistas, o por cualquier persona en absoluto. Vine a conocer el significado literal de la palabra panorama– ya que los claros producen vistas ininterrumpidas, a la vez asombrosamente hermosas y descaradamente despojadas. Algunos de esos bloques cortados eran sitios de agitación prehistórica, los remanentes de esplendorosos choques tectónicos. Láminas de la corteza terrestre apilados en la distancia, terrenos plegándose como témpanos de hielo en un atasco. Las montañas cortadas, sosteniendo por encima los sedimentos petrificados de antiguos mares. Golpeé piedras, y se separaron como conchas, divididas en las improntas de gusanos marinos prehistóricos. Los copos de nieve salían en espiral de un cielo azul. Los arroyos eran de un azul brillante, nublados con harina de roca.

Este post aparecerá traducido al castellano el próximo viernes.

Once more, I am taking a wonderful paragraph from that extraordinary book by Charlotte Gill, Eating dirt.

I planted trees in foothills and in high plateaus. Places seldom visited by tourists, by any people at all. I came to know the literal meaning of the word panorama– since clear-cuts made for unbroken views at once staggering beautiful and brazenly shorn. Some of these cut blocks were prehistoric upheaval sites, the remains of splendiferous tectonic clashes. Wafers of the earth’s crust piled up in the distance, land rumpling like ice floes in a jam. The montains sheared, upward bearing the petrified sediment of former seas. I bashed upon stones, and they came apart like clamshells, split into etchings of prehistoric marine worms. Snowflakes spiraled out of a blue sky. The creeks were a bright azure, cloud with rock flour.