ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.
2016/2017.
FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING (FER), UNIVERSITY OF ZAGREB
Seminar Name (Font Size 24)
Name 1, [email protected] ; Name 2, [email protected]; Name 3, [email protected] (Font Size 12)
Abstract – brief summary
Keywords – seminar, energy, environment, sustainable development
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Energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions
increased by 50 million metric tons (MMmt), from
5,355 MMmt in 2013 to 5,406 MMmt in 2014. [1]
INTRODUCTION
These instructions give you guidelines for preparing
a seminar. You can write seminar in a group
(maximum three persons per group). Topics can be
selected at a lecture (October 21 and 28). Deadline is
Tuesday 10.1.2017. 23:59. Only one person from
group
should send seminar on email:
[email protected] (others in Cc).
II.
Create a bibliography based on common citation
formats: References  Bibliography.
INSTRUCTIONS
Heading 1 – font size 12, normal – font size 10. Font
Times New Roman. Distribute your text evenly
between the margins. The total length of the text
should be 3-5 pages.
a) Figures and Tables
Place figure captions below the figures; place table
titles above the tables. Figures and tables should be
called out in sequential order, as this is how they will
be placed in your seminar. Please use cross-reference
(Figure 1).
Figure 2 Adding Citations and References
III.
SEMINAR TOPICS
Topics:
1) Sustainable Development: Social issues of
sustainable development
2) Sustainable Development: Economic issues of
sustainable development
3) Sustainable Development: Environmental
issues of sustainable development
4) Sustainable Development: National Sustainable
Development Strategies (NSDS)
5) Sustainable Development: Sustainable
transport
6) Sustainable Development: Poverty eradication
7) Climate-Smart Agriculture
8) Nuclear Fuel Cycle: Reprocessing
9) Military Warheads as a Source of Nuclear Fuel
10) Environmental Aspects of Uranium Mining
11) Nuclear Security Incidents
12) The EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS)
13) Solutions for Energy Poverty in Africa
14) Negative Impacts of Hydroelectric Dams
15) Waste-to-Energy
16) Generation IV Nuclear Reactors
Figure 1 Cross-reference
b) Adding Citations and References
Before you can add a citation or a bibliography you
must add a source to your document (Figure 2).
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ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.
2016/2017.
FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTING (FER), UNIVERSITY OF ZAGREB
17) NPP: Safety Related Risks (Nuclear,
radiological, Industrial, Environmental)
18) The World's First Nuclear Reactor
19) Concept of Floating Nuclear Power Plant
20) Public opinion on nuclear energy (survey or
regular seminar)
21) Ozone Hole Through the Years
22) Air quality in Europe
23) Ecological Footprint of European Countries
24) Transportation Pollution Solutions
25) Impact of Meteorological Variables on Air
Pollution
26) Ecocities – Tianjin
27) The Uncertain Future of Shale Gas
28) Risks and Concerns of Fracking
IV.
CONCLUSION
Please don’t reference multiple figures or tables in
the conclusion—these should be referenced in the
body of the paper.
It is important that you get started early and do the
best work that you can do. Please ask if you have
questions.
V.
[1]
BIBLIOGRAPHY
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA),
»U.S. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions, 2014,«
23
November
2015.
[Mrežno].
Available:
http://www.eia.gov/environment/emissions/carbon/.
[Pokušaj pristupa Listopad 2016].
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