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Human values

Power

Power

Broader

Skilfulness-Unskilfulness

Resolution-Irresolution

Power-Impotence

Influence-Influencelessness

Greatness-Smallness

Energy-Moderation

Authority-Lawlessness

Strength-Weakness

Problem

Monopoly of power

Vulnerability of nuclear power sources

Unwillingness to sacrifice political power

Super-power chauvinism

Speculation on money markets

Risks in power production

Reduction in building of nuclear power stations

Monopoly power due to advertising

Irrational rejection of nuclear power

Institutional economic domination

Industrial air emissions

Inadequate negotiation of entrance terms for transnational corporations

Inadequate energy supply infrastructure

Hazardous locations for nuclear power plants

Environmental impacts of the use of wind power

Environmental impacts of power stations

Environmental hazards of decommissioned nuclear power plants

Electrical power failure

Economically controlled political power

Deterioration of nuclear power plants

Agricultural use of draught animals

Abuse of government power

Abuse of economic power

Undeveloped power resources

Unchecked power of government bureaucracy

Super-power monopoly of advanced nuclear warfare technology

Seizure of power

Regional imbalance of power

Prohibitive cost of fuel

Monopoly of nuclear power techniques

Limited purchasing power

Lack of consumer influence on industry

Lack of acceptable sites for power plants

Inadequate assistance to victims of abuse of power

Aggression against nuclear power sources

Adverse effects of power production on weather

Wasted woman power

Vulnerability of middle-class

Underutilization of wind energy

Static power patterns

Restrictive regulation of nuclear power

Reluctance of leaders to relinquish power

Prohibitive cost of nuclear power plants

Political power vacuum

Overestimation of the resilience of ecosystems

Loss of earning power

Lack of enforcement power

Lack of contract power

Inadequate power of intergovernmental organizations

Imbalance of power

Fear of abuse of power

Cover up of convergence in practice of apparently opposed ideologies

Centralization of religious power

Black supremacists

Antagonistic power blocs

Accumulation of functions

Abusive sales techniques

Abuse of scientific power

Strategy

Taxing currency speculation

Sustaining industrial innovation

Developing solar power systems

Developing nuclear power

Separating power

Protecting against environmental hazards of nuclear power production

Promoting fluid power research

Decommissioning nuclear power stations

Utilizing local power sources

Utilizing community power

Using wind power

Using solar power to heat water

Using solar energy

Using power politics

Using power of music

Using police power

Using nuclear power

Using imbalance of power

Using government power

Using financial and industrial power

Using economic power

Using arbitrated power-sharing

Upholding judicial power

Uncovering theatrical power

Taking risks in power production

Supplying adequate power access

Studying great power regional involvement

Strengthening monopoly of power by the elderly

Strengthening monopoly of power

Strengthening monopoly of nuclear power techniques

Strengthening individual selling power

Stabilizing relations among allies of superpowers

Slowing down building of electricity power stations

Signalling community power

Sacrificing political power

Ruling autocratically

Restricting nuclear power

Resisting displacement of national decision-making to super-power countries

Reprocessing spent nuclear fuel

Relocating nuclear power plants

Relinquishing power

Releasing local power

Reinforcing bourgeois power

Reducing risks in power production

Reducing inequality of concentration of financial power

Reducing environmental impacts of electrical power generation

Reducing cost of nuclear power plants

Reducing building of nuclear power stations

Reducing amount of wasted woman power

Reducing amount of wasted energy resources

Recovering power from mechanical sources

Recovering power from chemical sources

Providing sufficient enforcement power of international organizations

Providing sufficient enforcement power

Providing legal framework for use of nuclear power

Providing international recognition

Providing inadequate infrastructure for nuclear power generation

Providing essential power to use material resources

Providing electrical power

Providing adequate electrical supply

Protecting nuclear power plants

Producing consumer opportunities

Preserving earning power

Overestimating recuperative power of nature

Originating processes of social organization

Monopolizing advanced nuclear warfare technology

Maximizing massive work power

Maximizing local purchasing power

Maintaining secrecy in the nuclear power industry

Limiting super-power monopoly of advanced nuclear warfare technology

Limiting purchasing power

Limiting monopoly of power by the elderly

Limiting monopoly of nuclear power techniques

Introducing experimental power source

Interconnecting power systems

Intensifying corporate power

Installing electrical power systems

Installing basic power supply

Increasing productivity of draught animal power

Increasing power generation capacity

Improving viability of nuclear power plants

Improving power of intergovernmental organizations

Improving location of power transmission lines

Improving infrastructure for nuclear power generation

Honouring power balance

Harnessing social power for development

Harnessing primary fuels

Guaranteeing rights of victims of abuse of power

Gridding local power structures

Generating hydro electric power

Generating electrical power

Extending dependable power service

Expressing political power within established structures

Exposing secrecy in the nuclear power industry

Evening out concentrations of power

Establishing new decision-making mechanism

Establishing enforcing power

Ensuring realistic assessment of the recuperative power of nature

Empowering citizens to challenge polluters

Eliminating bourgeois power

Distributing electricity

Displacing national decision-making to super-power countries

Developing subregional power system

Developing solar power satellites

Developing power industry

Developing manpower capability

Developing home power supply

Developing efficient draught animal power

Developing community power access

Determining required power for social organization

Demonstrating corporate power

Decentralizing power

Curbing raw political power

Creating adequate power source

Coping with inadequate power of intergovernmental organizations

Controlling scientific power

Controlling power machinery

Controlling external mobilization of political power

Conserving energy in the power sector

Confronting power of the devil

Concentrating market power

Concentrating investment power

Complying with nuclear power safeguards

Checking power of government bureaucracy

Building nuclear power stations

Building corporate power

Broadening systematic purchasing power

Broadening irrigation water development

Balancing power

Anticipating new power patterns

Activating power applications

Accumulating nuclear reactor waste

Abstaining from purchasing

Abstaining from enforcement power of international organizations

Abstaining from enforcement

SDG

Sustainable Development Goal #7: Affordable and Clean Energy

Metadata

Database

Human values

Type

(C) Constructive values

Subject

Resources » Energy

Content quality

Yet to rate

Language

English

1A4N

C1331

DOCID

11313310

D7NID

191645

Editing link

Official link

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Last update

Dec 2, 2024