Add to ORKGDescribes a project to encourage farmers to recycling agricultural plastics, rather than burn them.Ope
It has been suggested that a reduction of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs) and polychlorina...
Overview of an industrial ecology project in the New York/New Jersey Harbor. The goals of the projec...
In the last six decades, the massive production of plastics has led to an enormous amount of waste w...
Describes a project to encourage farmers to recycling agricultural plastics, rather than burn them.O...
This report is a product of the Cornell “open burning group,” which formed in Winter 2002 to assess ...
The case study looks at the NYS Recycling Agricultural Plastics Program. This case study summarizes ...
Plastics have become an integral component in agricultural production as mulch films, nets, storage ...
Plastics production and incineration contributes more than 850 million metric tons to the emissions ...
The end of life (EoL) of plastic polymers depends on when they stop being considered a resource and ...
The use of plastics in agriculture, or plasticulture, is a comparatively recent phenomenon, with num...
The federal government acknowledges that the best policy for dealing with the nation\u27s growing ha...
One-page handout with information for farmers about how to recycling their used agricultural plastic...
Describes three EPA initiatives: Learn Not To Burn (Backyard Burning Reduction); Medicines in the En...
Co-combustion of biomass and plastic waste has emerged as one of the most promising approach at the ...
Organic waste recycling in agriculture can enhance the efficiency of nutrient cycles and directly or...
It has been suggested that a reduction of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs) and polychlorina...
Overview of an industrial ecology project in the New York/New Jersey Harbor. The goals of the projec...
In the last six decades, the massive production of plastics has led to an enormous amount of waste w...
Describes a project to encourage farmers to recycling agricultural plastics, rather than burn them.O...
This report is a product of the Cornell “open burning group,” which formed in Winter 2002 to assess ...
The case study looks at the NYS Recycling Agricultural Plastics Program. This case study summarizes ...
Plastics have become an integral component in agricultural production as mulch films, nets, storage ...
Plastics production and incineration contributes more than 850 million metric tons to the emissions ...
The end of life (EoL) of plastic polymers depends on when they stop being considered a resource and ...
The use of plastics in agriculture, or plasticulture, is a comparatively recent phenomenon, with num...
The federal government acknowledges that the best policy for dealing with the nation\u27s growing ha...
One-page handout with information for farmers about how to recycling their used agricultural plastic...
Describes three EPA initiatives: Learn Not To Burn (Backyard Burning Reduction); Medicines in the En...
Co-combustion of biomass and plastic waste has emerged as one of the most promising approach at the ...
Organic waste recycling in agriculture can enhance the efficiency of nutrient cycles and directly or...
It has been suggested that a reduction of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs) and polychlorina...
Overview of an industrial ecology project in the New York/New Jersey Harbor. The goals of the projec...
In the last six decades, the massive production of plastics has led to an enormous amount of waste w...