Environmental Engineering
Latest Contributing Articles
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Solar Surviving the Recession
Solar power is surviving the recession according to Ed Knaggs, VP of Home Energy Solutions, the largest Canadian distributor of solar.
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Emissions Reducing Battery Gets Go-ahead
An Australian-developed car battery, designed to cut greenhouse gas emissions, has been granted $US32.5 million for accelerated development to the commercial stage
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Carbon Capture Technology
With global warming now a recognized threat to the long-term survival of the human race, engineers have developed new technologies to limit the carbon we emit.
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Understanding the Noosphere
When human communiation reaches it's highest level of intensity, at least one futurist believes it will take on a physical form. That form is the noosphere.
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The Role of Environmental Engineering
Environmental engineering may be defined as the use of engineering and scientific principles for the improvement of the built and natural environment.
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How Nanotech Solar Cells Work
Traditional solar cell technology is experiencing a never seen before exploit in recent years thanks to innovative nanotechnological research.
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Electronic Waste Recycling 101
Broken or outdated monitors, video game systems and keyboards may contain lead, mercury, and other toxic materials that could harm people and contaminate soil and water.
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There Are Alternatives to Ethanol
Ethanol, with all of its problems, is a costly, stop-gap replacement for gasoline. The alternatives to ethanol are being developed in biotechnology laboratories.
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Fuel Cells Need New Infrastructure
Technical work on fuel cells for electric vehicles is on going. Before they can be commercially viable there must be an adequate support infrastructure in place.
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From Woody Waste to Biofuel
New York is studying the economic viability of collecting the woody waste leftover from the Adirondack logging industry and converting it to biofuel.
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Coal Gasification
Is Coal a Viable Altternative Fuel Source for Our Cars, Homes and Factories? How is It Made> Is It Cost Effective? Is It Polluting?
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Fuel Cells to Power Cars
Some propose to substitute hydrogen for gasoline as the fuel source for automobiles. Hydrogen powered fuel cells are clean power sources but they may be too costly.
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Dangers of Carbon Sequestration
This article discusses the negative effects of carbon sequestration and why it's not a perfect solution to excessive carbon gas emission problems.
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