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With David Scienceman and M.T. Brown, the terms Emergy spelled with an "m," transformity, and empower were defined to avoid confusing terminology involved with "embodied energy."
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"Emergy" evaluation of biodiversity for ecological engineering.pp. 330-359 in Biodiversity and Landscapes - A Paradox of Humanity, ed. by K.C. Kim and R.D. Weaver.
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Ecology and Economy: "Emergy" Analysis and Public Policy in Texas.
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Emergy is an expression of all the energy and material resources used in the work processes that generate a product or service, calculated in units of one form of energy.
Emergy 2008
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Emergy (with an "m") analysis is a pure cost-of-production approach that measures the quality of a particular type of energy by its transformity.
Net energy analysis 2008
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An energy hierarchy law for biogeochemical cycles.pp. 235-248 in Emergy Synthesis: Theory and Applications of the Emergy Methodology, Proceedings of the International Workshop on Emergy and Energy Quality, Gainesville, FL, Sept. 1999, ed. by M.T. Brown.
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Calculating transformities with an eigenvalue method.pp. 265-280 in Emergy Synthesis: Theory and Applications of the Emergy Methodology, Proceedings of the International Workshop on Emergy and Energy Quality, Gainesville, FL, Sept. 1999, ed. by M.T. Brown.
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Emergy evaluation of an OTEC electrical power system.
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Emergy use, environmental loading and sustainability.
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Emergy evaluation of the environment and economy of Hong Kong.
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