Search for dissertations about: "CO2 footprint"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 25 swedish dissertations containing the words CO2 footprint.
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1. Industrial Ecology and Development of Production Systems : Analysis of the CO2 Footprint of Cement
Abstract : This research is an attempt to create a comprehensive assessment framework for identifying and assessing potential improvement options of cement production systems.From an environmental systems analysis perspective, this study provides both an empirical account and a methodological approach for quantifying the CO2 footprint of a cement production system. READ MORE
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2. Carbon exchange in boreal ecosystems: upscaling and the impacts of natural disturbances
Abstract : Boreal forests and peatlands are globally significant carbon stores but they are threatened by rising air temperatures and changes in precipitation regimes and the frequency of natural disturbances. Predicting how the boreal biome will respond to climate change depends on being able to accurately model and upscale the greenhouse gas fluxes between these ecosystems and the atmosphere. READ MORE
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3. Supercritical CO2 technology in resource-effectiveproduction of functional and smart textiles
Abstract : The demand for functional and smart textiles has risen nowadays due to the lifestyle change of human beings. Along with this, the production of functional and smart textiles is consistently increasing. READ MORE
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4. A Negative Footprint Illusion in Environmental Impact Estimates
Abstract : A major part of anthropogenic climate change is due to everyday human behavior, such as transportation, food and energy consumption. As a result, it has been argued that many barriers for mitigating climate change are psychological in nature. READ MORE
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5. Methodologies for Non-aqueous Systems and Precipitating Systems as Carbon Capture Technologies : A case-study of AMP-NMP
Abstract : In order to combat the effects of climate change, it is important to use a combination of solutions to achieve carbon neutrality as soon as possible. Carbon capture and sequestration is one such technology that can be used to significantly reduce the carbon footprint of many industrial plants. READ MORE