Environment technologies

Eisenbud, M, "Environment, Technology and Health—Human Ecology in Historical Perspective." New York University Press, New York, 1978. 

While process and equipment modification are generally the preferred alternatives for reducing emissions from a plant, some form of control is necessary before emissions are discharged into the environment. Technologies discussed in this section are applicable in preventing emissions from point sources such as process or tank vents. These technologies fall into two main categories ... 

Organizational cultures are influenced by many factors, such as the vision of fhe founder, the economic and market environment, technology and organizational structure (Handy, 1993). Another factor that impacts on organizational culture is national culture (Schneider and Barsoux, 1997). Leaving aside for a momenf individual differences, every nation is fhought to hold a set of beliefs, values and behaviours fhaf are considered unique to them. These determine how people do things both at work and in their personal lives. 

Some examples of how the environment, technology, and the organization affect human performance are shown below. 

CIEMAT Research Centre for Energy, Environment Technology (www.ciemates). lAI-CSIC Institute for Industrial Automatics (www.iai.csic.es). 

Mori. Y.H. and K. Ohnishi Energy and Environment Technological Challenges for the Future, Springer-Verlag. laic.. New York. NY. 2000. 

Stainer A, et al. Environment, technology and corporate responsibility. Int J Environ Pollut 1999 6 149-159. 

The most recent advancements in the analysis of the triazines and their metabolites have generated a great deal of literature on the occurrence of triazines in the environment. Technology has provided us with tools to find chemicals in minute quantities that may not have any measurable level of risk associated with them. Detection in itself does not confer any measure of biological activity or risk, so it is important that risks are put into scientific perspective in reports on chemical occurrence in the environment. 

Purifies Environment Technologies (126) provides other examples of on-site treatments carried out continuously for several years, which demonstrates that Ti02 photocatalysis is a cost-effective technique for the remediation of groundwater. Comparisons were made with H2Q2-UV or... 

Del Castillo CE (2005) Remote sensing of organic matter in coastal waters. In Miller RL, Del Castillo CE, McKee BA (eds) Remote Sensing of Coastal Aquatic Environments. Technologies, Techniques and Applications. Springer, Dordrecht, p 157... 

Finally, the expectations for academic faculty are rising everywhere, contributing to what might be perceived to be a hostile environment. Technology, travel, and information overload are all contributors. That is not just in academia, but also in industry. 

Multi sheet, film PCL Green Environment Technology... 

The answer - and hence the challenge - is value driven innovation innovation driven by the changing environment, technological opportunity, and the consumer. Technology push will no longer suffice Innovation must be driven by consumer pull. 

The Beijing Roy Environment Technology Co., Ltd (also known as Royco) has developed a commercial pyrolysis process for turning waste plastics into oil known as the EZ-Oil Generator process. 

The protection of environment, technological, and ecological considerations are of increasing importance for manufacturers and consumers of dyes. Primary considerations in dye manufacture and use include personal safety, atmospheric emissions, wastewater quality, and appropriate waste disposal. These considerations are of major importance in choosing major plant sites and are sometimes economically restrictive to existing operations [7, 12]. 

F. Sengill, A. Muezzinoglu and B. Baysal Proc. Environ. Technology for Developing Countries, Bogazici University of Environ. Sciences and Technology, Istanbul, Turkey 7—14 Jity 1982. 

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Water Environment Technology, Chalmers University of Technology, 412 96, Gdteborg, Sweden e-mail sebastieiLrauch chalmers.se... 

From an ergonomic point of view, the different components of the work system (e.g., the environment, technology, work tasks, work organization, and people) interact dynamically with each other and... 

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