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EJ
(redirected from Exajoule)

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EJEnvironmental Justice (EPA)
EJElton John (musician)
EJEject (assembly language ASM51 assembler control)
EJEdward Jones (Investing Company; USA, Canada, UK)
EJExajoule (10^18 Joules)
EJExpansion Joint (general construction)
EJEmpresa Júnior (Junior Enterprise, Brazil)
EJEdgerrin James (NFL player)
EJExternal Jugular Vein
EJEddie James (crossword setter for Private Eye Magazine)
EJElectronic Journalism (NBC early 70's term describing Minicams; usually called ENG now)
EJElectronic Jamming
EJEmerald Jungle (Everquest)
EJElectric Jet (USAF nickname for the F-16 Fighting Falcon)
EJEscort Jammer
EJEarvin Johnson Jr. (baskball player)
EJExpendable Jammer
EJElectronic Jockey


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The generation rate for crop residues in the field plus agricultural processing residues amounts to about 790 million metric tons per year, or approximately 10 exajoule (EJ).
Household air pollution from coal and biomass fuels in China: ... by Smith, Kirk R. / Environmental Health Perspectives
In 1800, one exajoule of energy (the energy content of 30 million tons of coal) produced $19 billion in economic value in the United States.
Green with ideology: The hidden agenda behind the "scientific" ... by Bailey, Ronald / Reason
The United States alone is now saving about 1 exajoule of energy - about 1 percent of total U.
The sudden new strength of recycling by Young, John E. / World Watch
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