Physical habitat condition as a key tool to maintain freshwater biodiversity in neotropical artificial ponds

Linares, Marden S.; Santos, Lívia Borges dos; Callisto, Marcos; Santos, Jean Carlos

doi:10.1016/j.watbs.2023.100189

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“…With this concern in mind, the researchers devised a waterwheel system (Corriga et al, 1988) that can generate electricity to power lighting equipment, thereby assisting students and campus personnel by creating light to make them feel safe and comfortable on campus premises. The study's goal is to build a water wheel device in an artificial pond (Linares et al, 2023) to generate free energy to power lighting gadgets (Tawalbeh et al, 2023) and to promote ecofriendliness among people. Moreover, the project aims to be evaluated in terms of ecofriendliness, cost effectiveness, functionality, sustainability and reliability.…”

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A Hydro Wheel System in A Non-Natural Pond Using Renewable

Hernandez,

Hernandez

2023

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One of the most cost-effective ways to generate electricity is through waterwheels. Because of the need for clean energy and sustainable electricity production, hydropower currently plays an important role in meeting energy demand. Although water wheels were studied academically as early as the eighteenth century, they were mostly ignored until the twentieth century. Only in the last two decades has there been a revived interest in their use among scientists. The researcher came up with this topic to discuss its benefits and how it will be beneficial in our daily lives and make our surroundings safe, which needs enough light and helps the school or park premises lighten up the dark areas at night. Having enough illumination inside the premises of in schools and parks, according to numerous sources and data gathering findings, will help folks become comfortable in the location they are staying or visiting. Good illumination can help with mobility, safety, and security.

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