Life-cycle analysis of alternative automobile fuel/propulsion technologies

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Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University examined the economic and environmental effects of new fuel and propulsion technologies for use in light duty vehicles over the next twenty years.

Environmental aspects, Carnegie-Mellon University, Vehicles

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Experimental study of uranyl adsorption onto bacillus subtilis

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Researchers from the University of Notre Dame measured the adsorption of uranyl onto Bacillus subtilis, a soil bacterium to determine the mobility of uranyl in water-rock systems containing the bacterium.

All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing, Industrial inorganic chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Uranium Compounds, Bacillus subtilis, University of Notre Dame

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Environmental implications of service industries

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The service industry has a significant yet indirect impact on the environment in the U.S., in terms of emissions, wastes and the consumption of energy. Four representative industries were investigated to exemplify this situation, including trucking and courier services, retail trade, colleges and universities, and hotels. The environmental effects of the supply chain of these four services are what service industries need to take into consideration.

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, Pollutants produced & recycled, BUSINESS SERVICES, Services industry, Service industries, Environmental policy

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