Carbon dioxide reduction - a noble cause, but a challenging task

Article Abstract:

Policy analysts, decision makers, climate change researchers, engineers, economists and scientists should band together to reduce the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2), a colorless and odorless gas that is a major contributor to greenhouse gases (GHGs). The US, in particular, should spearhead GHG and CO2 mitigation efforts, since it contributes 36% of GHG production in Annex 1 countries and has one of the highest CO2 production levels per capita.

Editorial, International aspects, Prevention, Environmental aspects, Air pollution control, Greenhouse effect, Air quality management, Atmospheric carbon dioxide

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Fuzzy-supported estimator for HPO-AS process

Article Abstract:

The advantages and disadvantages of using fuzzy logic to engineering control theory, focusing on the estimator for the HPO-AS treatment process. Topics include calculations of influent and effluent, single substrates, and load charges.

Usage, Fuzzy logic

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Sludge management in the 21st century

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An overview is presented on new technologies for the treatment of sewage sludge. These include both end-of-pipe treatments and reducing sludge output through retooling waste-producing processes.

Planning, Water quality management, Sewage sludge

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