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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
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Summary: Stable financial operation is crucial for the sustainable development of the cruise tourism industry. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on the industry, leading to a suspension of cruise operations, decrease in passenger numbers, and increased economic losses. Financial analysis reveals a significant increase in debt ratios, which will impact the sustainable operations of cruise companies and the industry as a whole. It is recommended that the cruise industry adopt effective preventive strategies, enhance resilience, and strengthen pandemic prevention capabilities to achieve sustainable development.
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Environmental Sciences
Andres Ayala et al.
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Jasper Verschuur et al.
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Chemistry, Multidisciplinary
Michael J. Klopfer et al.
Summary: This study analyzed changes in residential energy use during the COVID-19 pandemic in four residential communities in Los Angeles, finding an average 5.1% increase in total residential energy use for non-temperature sensitive loads. Additionally, peak increases were observed during the highest shelter-in-place activity, with significant implications for future energy planning and greater impacts expected for lower-income communities.
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