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The sustainability of particle accelerators in Asia represents a complex challenge involving environmental, economic, scientific, and geopolitical considerations. As Asian nations expand investments in large-scale accelerator facilities such as synchrotrons, cyclotrons, and linear accelerators, these infrastructures are increasingly recognized as essential tools for scientific innovation, industrial development, medical research, and technological competitiveness. This presentation examines the sustainability of particle accelerators across Asia by analyzing their contributions to research and development alongside the challenges associated with energy use, carbon emissions, resource management, and technological obsolescence. Furthermore, the study highlights emerging strategies such as energy-efficient accelerator designs, renewable energy integration, and multipurpose research applications that may improve sustainability outcomes. The analysis concludes that while particle accelerators present significant environmental and economic demands, their broader contributions to scientific advancement, healthcare, clean energy innovation, and industrial modernization can support sustainable development when managed through strategic planning, technological innovation, and international cooperation.
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