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Collection and reporting of waste data to support waste management policies. [PDF]

Npj Mater Sustain
Zhang C, Noumbissié LT, Zhang J, Zhang C, van Ewijk S, Stegemann JA.   +5 more
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Negative emissions to mitigate Earth system risks. [PDF]

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Gasser T, Rezai A, Cheritel C, Baklanov A, Obersteiner M.   +4 more
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A prospective life cycle assessment of global ammonia decarbonisation scenarios. [PDF]

Heliyon
Boyce J, Sacchi R, Goetheer E, Steubing B.   +3 more
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Strategies and tactics to reduce the impact of healthcare on climate change: systematic review. [PDF]

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Braithwaite J, Smith CL, Leask E, Wijekulasuriya S, Brooke-Cowden K, Fisher G, Patel R, Pagano L, Rahimi-Ardabili H, Spanos S, Rojas C, Partington A, McQuillan E, Dammery G, Carrigan A, Ehrenfeld L, Coiera E, Westbrook J, Zurynski Y.   +18 more
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How much hydrogen could we need in New Zealand? Understanding the diverse hydrogen applications and their regional mapping. [PDF]

J R Soc N Z
Vatankhah Ghadim H, Peer RAM, Read EG, Haas J.   +3 more
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The effect of climate mitigation and adaptation policies on health and health inequalities: a systematic review.

Lancet Planet Health
Hjelmskog A, Boyd J, Stevenson A, Pollack R, Elsenbroich C, Heppenstall A, Toney J, Winterbottom J, Meier P.   +8 more
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Decarbonisation options for the chlor-alkali industry [PDF]

, 2021
The Dutch chlor-alkali industry exists of three production plants located in Delfzijl and Botlek (Nouryon) and Bergen op Zoom (Sabic), and together produce roughly 850 kilotons of chlorine, 950 kilotons of caustic soda, as well as 24 kilotons of hydrogen per year. The chlor-alkali industry is mostly intensive on its electricity usage.
Scherpbier, E.L.J., Eerens, H.C.
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Decarbonisation in the paper industry

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The transition towards sustainable industrial production necessitates advanced strategies for tracking and optimising CO2eq emissions. However, rising energy costs, regulatory pressures, and the complexities of real-time emissions tracking present substantial challenges to optimising resource efficiency.
Rosario Othen, Marcel Prinz, Andreas Zehnpfund, Chen Song, Jan Schlake, Andreas Schmeiser, Philip Kayser, Christian Möbitz, Thomas Gries   +8 more
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Decarbonisation of the Dutch polycarbonate industry

2021
In the Netherlands polycarbonate is produced by SABIC Innovative Plastics Bergen op Zoom(SABIC IP BoZ). SABIC IP BoZ sells polycarbonate in a pure powder form (PC Resin) and in compounded form under the name Lexan. Polymer blends, containing polycarbonate but also other polymers, are also produced at the site and are used for a wide variety of ...
Mooij, D., Muller, M.A.
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Decarbonisation options for the Dutch asphalt industry [PDF]

, 2022
This report describes the current situation of the Dutch asphalt sector, which is composed of 34 industrial sites. In 2020, the total production of asphalt was more than 7 million tonnes. Based on literature sources, the average energy consumption of the asphalt sector is between 0.28-0.33 GJ/tonne asphalt mix. According to the EU-ETS registration, the
Oliveira Machado dos Santos, C., Xavier Silva, C.   +1 more
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