Exploring Clean Coal Technology, Part 1
Coal has been considered a dirty fuel for a long time.
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The Need for Water Goes On and On
Changes in rainfall patterns, ever-increasing population and increased demand for irrigation are all contributing to a worldwide water market that shows no signs of abating—despite deteriorating economic conditions.
#water-wastewater
Green Stands for $$
Some states — California, in particular — are imposing ever-more-severe restrictions on emissions of everything from carbon dioxide to diesel particulates, and the costs to industry promise to be high.
Investing in Water Infrastructure: Good for the Economy
The water infrastructure in the United States is aging and in dire need of repair and replacement, yet despite the enormous size and scope of this problem, little has been by Congress to allocate funding to keep our water and sewage systems functional.
#water-wastewater #maintenance-repair
Offshore Drilling: Changing Views
The idea of drilling offshore for oil has never been particularly popular in the U.S.
The Ubiquitous Fire Hydrant
“Form follows function” is a principle typically associated with the appearance of things that serve their purpose effectively without wasted embellishment.
#water-wastewater
Our Deteriorating Water Infrastructure
The water infrastructure of the United States needs upgrading.
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There’s More to Ethanol than Corn
When the new president takes office, he or she will have many issues to deal with.
Valve Live Loading Using Belleville Springs
The "live loading" of valve packing has been the topic of many articles and papers over the past few years.
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Unlocking the Truth About Alternative Energy Sources
Yes, we are making strides toward developing alternative, cleaner energy sources such as wind, biomass and hydrogen technologies… but many in the industry believe coal gasification and nuclear power are the ‘real’ keys to reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
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