How to reuse salt waste generated from multi evaporator plant from textile industry
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Carolina Obregón
Sustainable Fashion and TextilesUbuntoo LLC
Hi Akshay,
A recent study Electrochemical treatment of industrial wastewater and effluent reuse at laboratory and semi-industrial scale, by Mireia Sala, M. Carmen Gutiérrez-Bouzán stated that "a first method consisted of an electrochemical treatment followed by acidification and a stripping step to remove the carbonate ions. In the second method, the acidification was carried out before the electrochemical treatment; subsequently, the generated CO2 was removed during the decoloration process."
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As coal thermal electric plants are decommissioned is anyone tracking and mapping what uses they are being converted too?
The Xcel plant in Hayden, CO may be converted into a salt based electrical storage battery on...
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Brad Porteus
CMOOLX Group
Thank you Fabiola Rezende and Venkatesh Kini for your fast and thoughtful responses. This is a great start. We operate a global second hand car trading platform and are in the very early stages of exploring how to apply a GHG lens to our business. On the one hand, our platforms extend lives of vehicles which reduces impact of demand for new. On the other, I worry we extend the lives of cars that are near end of life, and keep cars with poor GHG footprints on the road longer than necessary. We believe the starting point will be the data itself, in helping us figure out methods for being smart about both alerting buyers about the footprint of the cars they might buy, as well as potentially intervening when we see a car that shouldn't be on the road any longer, and find an incentive to the seller to take it off the road. Early days. I have a hunch we could benefit from an expert consultant in this domain who can accelerate our thinking here. Welcome ideas and encouragement.
Hi, I work for a US (North East) multifamily operator and we are looking to pilot / implement new ways to encourage residents recycling, reduce our carbon emissions etc.
I am working to trying to work with NGOs and community members to automate online platforms to do their daily business without using papers, toners, burning too much fuel for travelling and logistics etc.
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Venkatesh Kini
Co-FounderUbuntoo
Hi Albert, if you are trying to encourage NGOs to automate their processes, you may not need much funding, because there are many off the shelf platforms available. Many of them offer free versions for small customers, and can be accessed from anywhere in the world. Try docusign for paperless contracts, eventleaf for creating events, and many more. The biggest impact you can make is by reducing travel, and that happens by replacing in person meetings with zoom video conferences.
