| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| Efficacy of the Fenton reaction for degrading Allura red azo dye: Applications for use in hair salon greywater treatment systems |
2015 |
2431 |
Azo dyes are one of the most common dyes used in the world. Traditional methods of removing azo dyes are ineffective, and some azo dyes have been found to be harmful to humans and the environment. This study looked at degrading the azo dye Allura red... |
| On-Site Bioremediation: A Solution To Treatment Of Greywater |
2016 |
2410 |
Treating wastewater on site via bioremediation and mechanical methods can save energy by reducing the stress on a large central water treatment facility to process greywater. Development of such systems will depend on characterization of this wastewa... |
| Using Black Soldier Fly Larvae To Make Composting More Efficient And Profitable |
2021 |
218 |
As climate change continues and resource management becomes crucial for sustainability, food waste and OM should be treated as resources. OM anaerobically digests when buried underground producing methane, it increases the weight of transported trash... |
| A Comparative Analysis Of Technology And Policy Of High-Value PV Recycling: The United States Versus The European Union |
2023 |
171 |
The global energy sector is amid a solar photovoltaic (PV) energy boom (International Energy Agency [IEA], 2023; Sharma et al., 2019). PV technologies are crucial for a clean energy future; however, in 2021, PV panels were the fastest growing stream ... |
| Decision-Making in the Selection of Food Waste Diversion Systems for Boone, North Carolina: Comparing Composting and Anaerobic Digestion by Life Cycle Assessment and Cost Benefit Analysis |
2014 |
5299 |
Selecting an optimal food waste diversion system for a specific site is not a simple process and varies depending on local conditions. The purpose of this study is to gain a better understanding of the relative environmental burdens and economic bene... |
| Anaerobic Digestion From the Laboratory to the Field: An Experimental Study Into the Scalability of Anaerobic Digestion |
2014 |
11407 |
Anaerobic digestion (AD) is a unique organic waste treatment method that improves sanitation and environmental quality through pollution control, while providing organic fertilizer in the form of a liquid digestate and renewable energy in the form of... |