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Current views on sustainability in urology: findings from the North Central Section of American Urological Association membership survey. [PDF]

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Shi C, Wang S, Steinberg R, DeLancy JO, Goh K, Adelstein S, Dangle P, Lin FC, Miller A, Gettman M.   +9 more
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Interactive decisions of the waste producer and the recycler in construction waste recycling

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2020
Abstract Implementing construction and demolition waste (CD in the meanwhile, very limited studies have focused on examining stakeholders’ decision interactions and their impacts on waste recycling. This study thus aims to address these research gaps through investigating the profits of two stakeholders (i.e., the waste producer and the recycler) in ...
Jiajia Nie, Hongping Yuan
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Recycling of coal combustion wastes

Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy, 2009
The separation of unburned carbon from coal-fired power plant bottom ashes was conducted in order to increase the possibility of the recycling of coal combustion wastes. A two-stage flotation technique was used for this study. In the rougher flotation experiments the amounts of collector, dispersant and frother, pulp density, pH, particle size ...
Öz, Derya, Koca, Sabina, Koca, Hüseyin
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Recycling Wastes

2005
Abstract Nature works in closed cycles. What is waste to one organism is food to another, in an endless, intricately interwoven web that ultimately wastes nothing at all except small amounts of renewable energy from the sun. In the wild, an army of insects and microorganisms feed on the excrement and corpses of higher animals, reducing ...
Edward Allen, David Swoboda, Edward Allen   +2 more
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Hydrothermal recycling of waste and performance of the recycled wooden particleboards

Waste Management, 2008
Recycling today constitutes the most environmentally friendly method of managing wood waste. A large proportion of the wood waste generated consists of used furniture and other constructed wooden items, which are composed mainly of particleboard, a material which can potentially be reused. In the current research, four different hydrothermal treatments
Charalampos, Lykidis, Athanasios, Grigoriou   +1 more
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Recycling of Waste Magnesite Powders

Ekoloji, 2013
Each year in Turkey, thousands of tons of magnesite ore is subjected to heat treatment. For this operation, billion of tons of magnesite ore is produced and beneficiation. Crushing process which is occur an important department of beneficiation plants, are produce as very thin waste powder magnesite which is average %25 of feed raw ore.
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Waste and Recycling

2022
Phyo Ei Khaing, Yaung Kwee
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