正1 Introduction Bioflocs is a heterogeneous mixture of the microorganisms,particles,organic polymers and dead cells,etc.(Hargreaves,2006).Among which,heterotrophic bacteria convert efficiently the ammonia nitrogen into the bacterial protein,which provides the supplementary feed for culture animals and reduces the nitrogen level in the culture system(De Schryver et al,2008).In the closed aquaculture system,the growth of 相似文献
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Key policy insights
Despite increasing discussion about the implementation of carbon pricing on the Brazilian industrial sector, the evaluation of carbon leakage risks is still neglected.
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More than a purely technical discussion, the methodological definition of carbon leakage risk is a political discussion – it can be well-conducted, leading to the success of a CPI, or even sabotaged, by implicitly subsidizing energy-intensive industries.