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Van der Merwe, Antoinette; Cabernard, Livia; Günther, … - In: Ecological economics : the transdisciplinary journal of … 205 (2023), pp. 1-23

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Anoxic/Oxic Treatment Without Biomass Recycle

Lu, Qingyuan; Zhou, Junqing; Zhu, Ge; Tan, Chong; Chen, … - 2022

The Anoxic/Oxic (A/O) process involves recirculating mixed liquor between its A and O tanks so that nitrate produced in the O tank can be used to for denitrification with influent COD in the A tank. Because biomass is recirculated along with nitrate, A/O operation leads to similar microbial...

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Optimizing Ash Deposit Removal System to Maximize Biomass Recycling as Renewable Energy for Co2 Reduction

Lim, Jonghun; Kim, Junghwan - 2022

recovery boilers have an ash deposit removal system (ADRS). However, its operation is inefficient; biomass recycling is … study addressed optimizing ADRS to maximize biomass recycling as renewable energy for CO2 reduction. This study mainly … recycling. The increase in biomass recycling is calculated by multiplying net power generation by the amount of saved biomass …

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Design for an urban services resource/cost model

Sumner, Gerald C.; Bonner, Annette W. - 1973

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The importance of sewer extension costs for determining the value of future development on agricultural lands

Berck, Peter; Newburn, David A. - In: Review of agricultural economics : RAE 29 (2007) 3, pp. 510-517

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Sanitation dynamics : toilet acquisition and its economic and social implications

Augsburg, Britta; Rodriguez-Lesmes, Paul - 2015

Poor sanitation is an important policy issue facing India, which accounts for over half of the 1.1 billion people worldwide that defecate in the open [JMP, 2012]. Achieving global sanitation targets, and reducing the social and economic costs of open defecation, therefore requires effectively...

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Spillovers without social interactions in urban sanitation

Deutschmann, Joshua W.; Lipscomb, Molly; Schechter, Laura; … - 2021

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Welfare Calculations in Models of the Demand for Sanitation

Hindman Persson, Therese - 2001

Empirical and theoretical research on the demand for health inputs has been, and still is, extensive. However, much of the focus of discrete choice studies has been on the effects of various attributes on household choice of e.g. health care provider and little attention has been paid to...

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A Kuznets Curve for recycling

Pittel, Karen - 2006

alternative explanation by showing that EKC's might arise simply due to the combination of recycling and the rising scarcity of … about the ability of recycling firms to internalize the interrelation between recycling decisions today and the future …

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Rationally expected externalities : the implications for optimal waste discharge and recycling

Somerville, R. A. - 2012

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