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1 | Danfoss IR Events Materials arranged & presented by Ghaleb Abusaa Eng. Of Opinion Email: [email protected] 1 www.Abusaa.com GASO Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial Refrigeration Solutions in KSA Main driving factors for doing this event A- Facts and statistics 1. Food Production (Source: Arab Agricultural statistics year book Alpen Capital) Due to the scarcity of arable land and an arid climate, agricultural food production in the GCC region has been minimal. According to the FAO, of the total area, the land suitable for cultivation is just 1.7% in Saudi Arabia and 3.0% in the UAE compared to 18.4% in the US, 23.7% in the UK, 16.3% in China and 51.6% in India 2. GCC countries largely rely on imports to meet most of their food requirement. They imported as much as 37.2 million metric tons of food in 2007, more than three times the food produced locally.

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Page 1: Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial Refrigeration …ksarefrigerationsolutions.com/aaccpp/_images/presentation/MrGhale...Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial ... Coastal areas and Reef

1 | Danfoss IR Events

Materials arranged & presented by Ghaleb Abusaa – Eng. Of Opinion

Email: [email protected] 1 www.Abusaa.com GASO

Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial Refrigeration Solutions in KSA

Main driving factors for doing this event

A- Facts and statistics

1. Food Production (Source: Arab Agricultural statistics year book – Alpen Capital)

Due to the scarcity of arable land and an arid climate, agricultural food

production in the GCC region has been minimal. According to the FAO,

of the total area, the land suitable for cultivation is just 1.7% in Saudi

Arabia and 3.0% in the UAE compared to 18.4% in the US, 23.7% in the

UK, 16.3% in China and 51.6% in India

2. GCC countries largely rely on imports to meet most of their food

requirement. They imported as much as 37.2 million metric tons of food in

2007, more than three times the food produced locally.

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2 | Danfoss IR Events

Materials arranged & presented by Ghaleb Abusaa – Eng. Of Opinion

Email: [email protected] 2 www.Abusaa.com GASO

Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial Refrigeration Solutions in KSA

Main driving factors for doing this event 3. For Food Safety and extended safe shelf life of food items, Refrigeration is a

must from farm to fork

4. While Refrigeration industry is helping food safety, and extending food shelf

life in one hand, it adversely affects food security and our environment on

the other hand. Environment being atmosphere, land and ocean

Ocean Acidification: The Other CO2

Problem

Ocean based food security

threatened in a high CO2 world

Fish and sea Food are a

primary source of protein for

more than one Billion of

poorest people on Earth

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Materials arranged & presented by Ghaleb Abusaa – Eng. Of Opinion

Email: [email protected] 3 www.Abusaa.com GASO

Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial Refrigeration Solutions in KSA

Desalination, Re-claimed land, Construction, Coastal areas and Reef

Manmade effects and corrective actions being done or planned

Courtesy by

Salah Nizar

sustainability

director - QPM

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Materials arranged & presented by Ghaleb Abusaa – Eng. Of Opinion

Email: [email protected] 4 www.Abusaa.com GASO

Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial Refrigeration Solutions in KSA

The Results

Global warming

Hot Sour Breathl

ess

Ocean Under Stress: The Other CO2 Problem

The burning of fossil fuels not only

increases CO2 in the atmosphere but

also in the ocean. As a result, the

concentration of hydrogen ions

increases (increasing acidity) whilst

the concentration of carbonate ions

decreases. Source University of

Maryland.

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5 | Danfoss IR Events

Materials arranged & presented by Ghaleb Abusaa – Eng. Of Opinion

Email: [email protected] 5 www.Abusaa.com GASO

Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial Refrigeration Solutions in KSA

Ocean Acidification: The Other CO2 Problem

Ocean based food security threatened in a high CO2 world

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6 | Danfoss IR Events

Materials arranged & presented by Ghaleb Abusaa – Eng. Of Opinion

Email: [email protected] 6 www.Abusaa.com GASO

Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial Refrigeration Solutions in KSA

Ocean Acidification: The Other CO2 Problem

Ocean based food security threatened in a high CO2 world

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Materials arranged & presented by Ghaleb Abusaa – Eng. Of Opinion

Email: [email protected] 7 www.Abusaa.com GASO

Engineering Tomorrow's Industrial Refrigeration Solutions in KSA

Ocean Acidification: The Other CO2 Problem

Ocean based food security threatened in a high CO2 world

Increasing

ocean

temperatures

may also

make U.S.

seafood less

safe.

As

temperature

rise, so do

levels of

harmful

Bacteria in

Shellfish

Ocean acidification has already had impacts on the U.S. economy. Oyster farms in

Oregon experienced massive die offs of oyster larvae over the past decade. This was

connected to low pH coastal waters being pumped into the hatcheries