The air temperature change effect on water quality in the Kvarken Archipelago area

Girgibo, N.; Lü, Xiaoshu; Hiltunen, Erkki; Peura, P.

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.162599

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“…The same or relative situations are expected to vary place to place in Finland as well. The conclusion of [10] reports that except for heating demand, for the remaining methods of energy production, 50% of them increase at a minimum of 6% in the climatological potential of wind power and a maximum of 21% in the climatological potential of peat production.…”

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“…Girgibo [10] presents renewable energy resources that use climate change as an advantage by answering the following question. What energy usage methods may be used to extract renewable energy in the Merten Talo area?…”

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“…The method to collect it is by using different mechanical systems above and under the tidal wave. See [10,36] for the types of equipment used. The electrical energy produced in small mechanical turbines can be stored in batteries.…”

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Seaside Renewable Energy Resources Literature Review

Girgibo

2022

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This review paper describes seaside renewable energy resources. The motivation and need behind this work are to give background literature on the use of climate change effects as a resource support for shallow geothermal-energy (seaside energy solutions) production. This leads to combating and mitigating climate change by using its effect to our advantage. As a part of my literature review as a report series, this report gives some background about seaside energy solutions relating to water quality and climate change. This review paper addresses all aspects of renewable energy. The methodology implemented in this review paper and other series was a systematic literature review process. After searching and collecting articles from three databases, they were evaluated by title, abstract and whole article then synthesized into the literature review. The key conclusion is that seaside renewable energy is mainly shallow geothermal-energy and most of the methods use climate change effects to their advantage such as sediment heat energy production. The main recommendation is to use the effects of climate change to combat and mitigate its causes and further consequences. The overall conclusions are built on the relationships between different aspects of the topics. The paper contributes a precise current review of renewable energy. It is the last part of a series of four review papers on climate change, land uplift, water resources, and these seaside energy solutions.

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Seaside Renewable Energy Resources Literature Review

Girgibo

2022

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“…The relationship between climate change, land uplift and sea-level rise is complex and the outcomes differ from place to place. Land uplift is defined as the change in land at the shoreline to give more land or change harbours [Okko (1967) and Girgibo (2021a)]. The sea-level rise is due to the increase in the volume of water contained in water bodies.…”

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“…Various published works indicate that land uplift in Finland is stronger in coastal areas. Land uplift at Merten Talo, on the coast just north of Vaasa city, is 8.77-9.0 mm/yr(Kääriäinen,1953, andGirgibo, 2021a).…”

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A conceptual framework for the future of sea-level rise and land uplift changes in the Vaasa region of Finland

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This paper uses the Vaasa region of Finland as an illustrative case study to explore how the relationships between climate change, sea-level rise and land uplift may offer applications in forecasting future land uplift changes. Using a comparative literature review and analysis of open source data, a conceptual framework is developed to examine causes-effect relationships between them. The sea-level rise around the world by the end of the 21 st century

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