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Heavy metal pollution caused by a large number of abandoned industrial sites cannot be underestimated, but its human health risks have not been accurately assessed.
Jiali Shentu+4 more
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Renewable resources and waste recycling [PDF]
In this paper we consider an endogenous growth model involving, among other inputs, a renewable resource and secondary materials. Using this analytical framework we explain the effects of waste recycling on the growth rate of the economy, that we take into account.
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Quorum sensing is a density-dependent mechanism using chemical signal molecules termed autoinducers to regulate diverse biological processes in bacteria, including bioluminescence. However, the correlation between growth and light emission of two typical
Dan Wang+3 more
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Rather than the conventional concept of viewing conductive carbon black (CB) to be chemically inert in microbial electrochemical cells (MECs), here we confirmed the redox activity of CB for its feasibility as an electron sink in the microbial battery (MB)
Xueqin Zhang+8 more
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Enhancing Brand Equity Through Sustainability: Waste Recycling [PDF]
Unlike many existing research studies that explain reverse marketing from a purchasing perspective, this study recognizes it as an honest effort made by managers aiming to promote sustainability by purposefully managing waste and discusses the spillover ...
Gupta, Suraksha
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The relationship between the waste recycling fee and subsidy of due recyclable waste [PDF]
This study employs a life-cycle evaluation model of due recyclable waste (DRW) to analyze its optimal waste recycling fee (WRF) and subsidy. The results suggest that the government could set the optimal WRF and subsidy of DRW under the assumptions of the relationship that exist between the WRF and the subsidy for the budgetary constraints, but not set ...
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Determination of Some Heavy Metal Pollutants in Sediments of the Seybouse River in Annaba, Algeria
This study was conducted in order to fight against pollution of the environment. The study concerns river sediment of the Seybouse River in northeastern Algeria.
Achour Louhi+2 more
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Recycling of construction waste
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Prado Verduga, Bolivar Fernando
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RECYCLING AND PYROLYSIS OF WASTE PLASTICS [PDF]
Plastic has achieved such an extensive market due to fact that it is lightweight, cheap, flexible and reusable. But now it is regarded as a serious hazard. All recommendation for and against plastics finally land up on the reality that plastics are slow to degrade.
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