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An Integrated Sustainability Evaluation of Waste-to-Energy Technologies for Energy Generation and Co-Benefits in South African Metropolitan Municipalities
You are already at the latest version This study evaluates the integrated sustainability potential of WtE technology scenarios across eight South African metropolitan municipalities, which collectively represent 40.14% of the national population.
WMW | Waste to Energy: Fuelling the Asian Dragon: WtE challenges in China
In 2007, China became the world's largest CO2 emissary, putting the USA in second place with 1.59 billion tonnes of CO2 or 16% of global emissions. This was largely a result of a more affluent population, predominantly located in first and second tier cities, copying a newly attainable Western lifestyle. China's emissions meanwhile, which currently stand at around 18%, are set to grow to around 20% of the world total by 2025.
Extended Sector Responsibility-The Tourism Sector as a Driver for Improved Waste Management in Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia
1. Introduction Environmental pollution, particularly along coastlines, has emerged as a pressing global issue, with regions heavily reliant on tourism facing disproportionate impacts. The convergence of tourism-related waste production and limited waste management (WM) capabilities in lower- and middle-income countries of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region exacerbates environmental challenges in coastal areas of Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia [1].
Cross-Mediterranean Insights: Governance in Action for Circular Economy and Sustainable Waste Management Solutions in Tunisia’s Tourism
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WMW | Biogas: An important contribution to climate and resource protection
1. Introduction The Department of Waste and Resource Management at the University of Rostock has been tackling engineering challenges concerning the waste management industry for 30 years, from reducing waste through recycling technologies to remediation.
Utilization of Sludge from African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus) Recirculating Aquaculture Systems for Vermifiltration
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Water Desalination Using the Once-through Multi-Stage Flash Concept: Design and Modeling
3. Results and Discussion It can be said that there are two major spots (fields) in each stage of the desalination plant: the first is where the heat (thermal energy) is generated, driven by the law of energy conservation between the inlet and the outlet of the brine stream; the second is the condenser tubes in the upper part of the stage.
Ensiling parameters in vertical columns and multiple kinetic models evaluation of biomethane potential of ensiled sugar beet leaves
Acknowledgements The authors thank the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF), Nigeria, and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) for supporting the PhD programme of Jerome Undiandeye. They also thank Peter Fischer from DBFZ for performing the BMP experiments, Mathias Stur for providing Figure 2, and Bärbel Haase and Martin Apelt for their technical support.
Recycled Products from Municipal Wastewater: Composition and Effects on Phosphorus Mobility in a Sandy Soil
Recycled products from wastewater may contain high concentrations of phosphorus (P) and are thus promising alternative fertilizers. However, to better predict their P fertilizer efficiency and potential for P leaching, investigations on P forms and P mobility in soil are essential.
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