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A Review of Environmental Implications of Dredging Activities
... V. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Dredging activities have a lot of environmental implications. From Table 1, Nayar, Goh and Chou (2004) and Nayar et al (2007) are of the convergent view that resuspension of ...
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Environmental dimensions of additive manufacturing: mapping application domains and their environmental implications
... the environmental performance of AM, figure 8 positions the discussed AM application fields relative to their environmental ...clear environmental benefits or disadvantages com- pared to traditional ...
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Biochar as a Soil Amendment: A Review of the Environmental Implications
... The term 'biochar' refers to black carbon formed by the pyrolysis of biomass i.e. by heating biomass in an oxygen-free or low oxygen environment such that it does not (or only partially) combusts. Traditional charcoal is ...
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Economic progress or environmental disaster? : the liberalisation of the European Electricity Market and its environmental implications
... Renewable electricity sources are the technology of the future, only a rapid structural change into green technology can secure electricity use and supply in the future. Investors willing to develop green technology ...
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Water Quality Analysis and Subsurface Lithology Characterisation and Its Environmental Implications Using Electrical Resistivity Survey T Dharmavathi
... In this project, measurements of vertical electrical soundings (VES) will carry out in Rajam. The resistivity method will carry out with a view to characterize different subsurface geological units and to provide the ...
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Bioproduction Systems and their Environmental Implications
... Higher quantities of wastes ar e handled due to the addition of animal bedding, spilled feed, water used in c l e aning , runoff from open lots, and water added to reduce odour in liquid[r] ...
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The environmental implications of the local-state antinomy in Australia
... and environmental commitment amongst ...of environmental controls in the catchment meant that large and small landholders were unused to being directed in their environmental management ...for ...
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Potential of Dryland Farming in Kenya and Environmental Implications
... Specifically in ASAL areas of Kenya, water harvesting has emerged as an appropriate technology that contributes positively towards improvement of annual and perennial crops' yields (Kiom[r] ...
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The three main monotheistic religions and gm food technology: an overview of perspectives
... and environmental implications of GM food technology and through such scrutiny seek answers to the question of whether their introduction into the human food supply is actually beneficial or detrimental to ...
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Algae Based Biofuel (ABB): A Review of Novel Technologies
... In this paper, we explore each of the primary stages of algae-to-biofuel production and the associated environmental implications. Based on available peer-reviewed journal articles and other scientific ...
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Environmental decision-making in a transboundary context : principles, challenges and opportunities for precautionary environmental impact assessment
... Research method An examination of opportunities to improve the quality of EIA for projects or activities with transboundary environmental implications requires us to: examine the nature [r] ...
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Environmental Abuses in Nigeria: Implications for Reproductive Health
... cost, environmental, and engineering factors, aimed at achieving a high general level of protection of the ...of environmental standards is sometimes hampered by extraneous considerations ranging from the ...
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Solid Waste Management in Owerri Municipality and its Immediate Environs
... In this era of climate change which is associated with ozone layer depletion and global warming, proper solid waste management becomes necessary to reduce the emission of greenhouse gasses, hazardous radiations, ...
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Forecasting environmental equity: air quality responses to road user charging in Leeds, UK
... Road user charging may be more effective than low emission zones (LEZ's) in addressing environmental inequity. LEZ's are an air quality management tool, currently being considered by UK local government's, in ...
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MERS CoV geography and ecology in the Middle East: analyses of reported camel exposures and a preliminary risk map
... of environmental associations, and their implications for the potential geography of MERS-CoV transmission [14], we developed ecologi- cal niche models for the disease, creating models for all cases (N = ...
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Transport related issues in the Mid Term Review of the National Development Plan
... the Environmental Protection Agency is currently reviewing its guidelines on EIA, and suggest that they consider setting out minimum requirements for consideration of ...
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METAPHOR IN THE TEACHING OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
... Different representations of environmental science do not only have an effect on how the nature of entities is represented (ontological implications), (whether an entity is represented[r] ...
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Case Study: WestLB Sustainability Management at the WestLB Bertelsmann Studies
... At the same time, the Green Party put pressure on the politicians who were representa- tives of the supervisory board of in the firm to minimise risks in the project. In 2003, the Green Party in the North Rhine ...
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Air Quality Monitoring and Its Implication on the Environmental Licensing Process in Brazil
... knowing environmental pollutant con- centrations, which are measured through monitoring the quantity emitted by each source, and imposing emission restrictions for new industries and the expansion of ex- isting ...
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Assessing the greenness of environmental advertising claims made by multinational industrial firms
... large. As such, they are more likely to be found in deep green advertisements, which are characterized by a more extensive discussion of green issues and practices (Banerjee, et al. 1995). The use of focal points is ...
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