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Indicates free access  Safer water, better health

Ensuring poor people’s access to safe drinking-water and adequate sanitation and encouraging personal, domestic and community hygiene will improve the quality of life of millions of individuals. Better managing water resources to reduce the transmission of vector-borne diseases (such as viral diseases carried by mosquitoes) and to make water bodies safe for recreational and other users can save many lives and has ...

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Indicates free access  Guide to greener and safer electronics

With expanded and tougher criteria on toxic chemicals, electronic waste and new criteria on climate change only Sony and Sony Ericsson score more than 5/10 in our latest Guide to Greener Electronics. Nintendo and Microsoft remain rooted to the bottom of the Guide. Ranking criteria explained: As of the 8th edition of the Guide to Greener Electronics, Greenpeace scores electronics brands on a tightened set of ...

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Indicates free access  Soil geography and geostatistics

Geostatistics, which can be defined as the tools for studying and predicting the spatial structure of georeferenced variables, have been mainly used in soil science during the past two decades. Since now, hundreds of geostatistical papers have been published on soil science issues. The use of geostatistical tools in soil science is diverse and extensive. It can be for studying and predicting soil contamination in ...

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Indicates free access  Levels of dioxins in soil and corn tissues after 30 years of biosolids application

Detectable levels of dioxins have been reported in biosolids, but very little information is available on the effect of long-term application of biosolids on dioxins accumulation in soil and uptake by plants. We analyzed dioxins in soil and corn tissue samples from field plots after 30 continuous applications of biosolids at 0 (Control), 16.8, and 67.2 Mg biosolids ha−1 yr−1 resulting in 0, 504, and 2016 ...
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Indicates free access  Talking Trash: The world`s waste management problem

Trash is a pervasive but unnoticed part of our lives. The great irony of waste management is that even the most efficient and well-run waste collection programs remain out of sight, ignored by the public that they serve. Only with failure does the omnipresence of trash really come to light. Today, many nations face a looming waste management crisis, as their landfills reach capacity and continue to degrade the ...

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Indicates free access  Recycled paper at Starbucks, Citigroup and UPS - Where is it now?

A few weeks back, I was writing about CO2-friendly supply chains and saw the hefty list of US companies that the Environmental Defense Fund had helped switch to recycled content in a drive to reduce paper waste across the nation. Now, paper is back under the public eye in fuller force than ever because of its significant climate change footprint. “Paper is a tremendously resource-intensive product to produce,” ...
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Indicates free access  Remote sensing of emissions: new technologies and recent work

The Second International Workshop on Remote Sensing of Emissions: New Technologies and Recent Work was held April 1-3, 2008. The workshop was sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency`s (EPA) Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards at Research Triangle Park (RTP), Office of Research and Development (RTP), and Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (HQ). At the workshop, studies involving the ...

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Indicates free access  Kerbside Recycling: Indicative costs and performance

The increase in national recycling rates achieved by local authorities since the publication of Waste Strategy 2000 has been impressive. The growth from 7% to 31% in 2006/07 has been achieved through a mixture of investment and ingenuity, but it has resulted in the creation of a number of different collection systems with many local variations. Although opinions about the merits of the different systems are often ...

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Indicates free access  Capturing King Coal: Deploying carbon capture and storage in the US at scale

Climate change is no longer simply an environmental issue. It is rapidly becoming one of the defining forces of economic development in the 21st century. It will shape investment, technology deployment, and human development around the world, and no sector will be more profoundly affected than energy. Given the constraints that climate impacts bring, thriving in the evolving global energy market will mean ...

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Indicates free access  Driving climate change

This autumn the European Parliament and Council of Ministers are expected to cast their final votes on fuel efficiency standards for cars. The EU positions itself as a world leader on climate change, yet it has steadfastly failed to stand up to he car lobby. If the EU does not effectively legislate for greater fuel efficiency, it is in danger of failing to meet its own 2020 greenhouse gas emission reduction ...

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Indicates free access  Arsenic in irrigated paddy soils

Natural arsenic pollution of drinking water has been reported from over 70 countries world-wide, affecting an estimated 150 million people (Ravenscroft et. al., 2008). About 50 million of these people live in Bangladesh, 30 million in India and 33 million in six other countries of south and south-east Asia. It has recently been recognised that arsenic-contaminated groundwater used for irrigation in these countries ...

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Indicates free access  Financing brownfields: EPA state program highlights

Public financing is often essential for encouraging the assessment and cleanup of brownfields. Without public financing or government-backed financial incentives, many brownfields would remain idle and potentially contaminated. The costs associated with the redevelopment of brownfields include costs associated with demolition, site preparation, and construction. In addition to these costs, capital is required for ...

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 Title: Indicates free access  Photochemical oxidation of reactive blue 19 dye (RB19) in textile wastewater by uv/K2S2O8 process
 Author: A. Rezaee; M. T. Ghaneian; A. Khavanin; S. J. Hashemian; Gh. Moussavi; Gh. Ghanizadeh; E. Hajizadeh
 Organization: University of Tehran
 Published: Nov. 03, 2008
   

   
 Title: After 10,000 years of agriculture, whither agronomy?
 Author: Fred P. Miller
 Organization: Soil Science Society of America
 Published: Nov. 2008
   

   
 Title: Yield, quality, and fruit distribution in bollgard/roundup ready and bollgard ii/roundup ready flex cottons
 Author: Cory I. Mills; Craig W. Bednarz; Glen L. Ritchie; Jared R. Whitaker
 Organization: Soil Science Society of America
 Published: Nov. 2008
   

   
 Title: Economic comparison of transgenic and nontransgenic cotton production systems in georgia
 Author: P. Roberts; P. Jost; D. Shurley; S. Culpepper; R. Nichols; J. Reeves; S. Anthony
 Organization: Soil Science Society of America
 Published: Nov. 2008
   

   
 Title: Profitability maps as an input for site-specific management decision making
 Author: Newell R. Kitchen; Raymond E. Massey; D. Brenton Myers; Kenneth A. Sudduth
 Organization: Soil Science Society of America
 Published: Nov. 2008
   

   
 Title: Normalized difference vegetation index and soil color-based management zones in irrigated maize
 Author: R. Khosla; D. Inman; R. Reich; D. G. Westfall
 Organization: Soil Science Society of America
 Published: Nov. 2008
   

   
 Title: The ecologically optimum application of nitrogen in wheat season of rice–wheat cropping system
 Author: X. Q. Liang; H. Li; M. M. He; Y. X. Chen; G. M. Tian; S. Y. Xu
 Organization: Soil Science Society of America
 Published: Nov. 2008
   

   
 Title: Effect of nitrogen application on yield and quality of silage corn after forage legume-grass
 Author: Q. M. Ketterings; J. H. Cherney; J. R. Lawrence
 Organization: Soil Science Society of America
 Published: Nov. 2008
   

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