Innovative Technologies for Industrial Wastes

Composting Agricultural and Industrial Wastes

AUDIT AND REDUCTION MANUAL for INDUSTRIAL EMISSIONS AND WASTES UNIDO

This is the seventh publication in a new Technical Series that regroups the Guidelines, Overviews, Technical Reviews and Workshop Proceedings previously published by UNEP/IEO. The regrouping into a single series will ensure a greater cohesion among future publications, and allows a single document to include the various elements of IEO work that had earlier been presented separately. As before,...

Innovative Technologies for Terrestrial Remote Sensing

Characterizing and monitoring terrestrial, or land, surface features, such as forests, deserts, and cities, are fundamental and continuing goals of Earth Observation (EO). EO imagery and related technologies are essential for increasing our scientific understanding of environmental processes, such as carbon capture and albedo change, and to manage and safeguard environmental resources, such as ...

INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES: Microscopy Not to Dye For

In Bangladesh as many as 57 million people drink water with arsenic levels that exceed the 10-ppb limit set by the World Health Organization. Arsenic occurs naturally in high concentrations in groundwater in Bangladesh. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology in Dhaka now report that ponds resulting from...

Biogas production from food-processing industrial wastes by anaerobic digestion Biogas production from food-processing industrial wastes by anaerobic digestion