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Water - Energy - Carbon Systems : Transitioning from Linear to Circular Economy.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Autor principal: | |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Chicago :
Austin Macauley Publishers,
2019.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro; WATER-ENERGY-CARBON SYSTEMS; About the Author; Copyright Information; Acknowledgments; Preface; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter Descriptions; References; Chapter 2: Toward a Circular Economy; Introduction; Transitioning from Linear to Circular Economy Thinking; Systems Thinking: Holistic vs. Reductionism; Integrating Circular Economy and Systems Theory; Reflections and Emerging Views; References; Chapter 3: Circular Water Management Strategies; Introduction; Water Is a Universal Solvent; Water Stores and Cycles; Human Activities and Water Quality
- Discharging the Greywater and WastewaterResidence Time of the Waste Materials; Recycling of Water; Embedding Circular Economy Perspectives in Water Systems; Reflections and Emerging Views; References; Chapter 4: Renewable Energy and Efficiencies; Introduction; An Understanding of the Concept of Energy; Electrical Energy Generation; Renewable Sources of Energy; Recycling Energy; Embedding Circular Economy Perspectives in Energy Systems; Reflections and Emerging Views; References; Chapter 5: Carbon Neutral Environments; Introduction; The Carbon Cycle; Factors Affecting Carbon Stores and Flux
- Carbon Recycling StrategiesCarbon Capture and Storage; Embedding Circular Economy Perspectives in Carbon Systems; Reflections and Emerging Views; References; Chapter 6: Water, Energy, and Carbon Interactions; Introduction; Water, Energy, and Carbon Interactions; Focusing on Community Projects; The Need for a Monitoring Framework; The Sustainable Circularity Indicators; Monitoring Tool
- Water; Monitoring Tool
- Energy; Monitoring Tool
- Carbon; Project Monitoring Matrix; Community Project Monitoring Matrix; Reflections and Emerging Views; References; Chapter 7: Conclusion
- Setting the ManifestoSetting the Programs and Projects; References