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Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
Redevelopment and expansion of United States coal resources are economic necessities. Environmentalists' objections to the less expensive, available United States coal, that introduces large amounts of SOx and particulates into the air, may be overcome with the options of coal cleaning, tall stacks, material recovery and stack cleaning. (BT)
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Economics, Energy, Environment
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Shaheen, Esber I. – Environmental Science and Technology, 1974
Issues surrounding the recent oil shortages are discussed and alternate sources reviewed are nuclear power, fusion, solar energy, geothermal energy, magnetohydrodynamics coal gasification, windmills and tidal power. (JP)
Descriptors: Ecology, Energy, Environment, Fuel Consumption
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Mills, G. Alex – Environmental Science and Technology, 1971
With natural gas supplies unable to keep up with the demand, coal gasification is suggested as an alternative. (Author/CP)
Descriptors: Energy, Environmental Education, Fuels, Industry
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Environmental Science and Technology, 1974
To meet energy needs, the World's energy base must be broadly diversified. This diversification, including such possibilities as fossil fuels, nuclear, solar, geothermal, tidal and aeolian energy, must proceed without undue environmental damage and be economically feasible. Compromises between energy, economics and the environment will have to be…
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Ecology, Economics, Energy
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Tillman, David A. – Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
Three systems, operating at sufficient scale, produce fuels that may be alternatives to oil and gas. These three recycling systems are: Black Clawson Fiberclaim, Franklin, Ohio; Union Carbide, South Charleston, West Virginia; and Union Electric, St. Louis, Missouri. These produce a wet fuel, a pyrolytic gas, and a dry fuel, respectively. (BT)
Descriptors: Depleted Resources, Energy, Environmental Research, Fuels
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Schulz, Helmut W. – Environmental Science and Technology, 1975
Municipalities and industry are being forced to seek alternatives to sanitary landfills and incineration as means of eliminating solid wastes. Based on the Columbia study, the two most cost-effective, environmentally acceptable alternatives are the high temperature, oxygen-fed pyrolysis process and the co-combustion of refuse-derived fuel in…
Descriptors: Cost Effectiveness, Depleted Resources, Energy, Fuels
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Environmental Science and Technology, 1973
Brief historical and contemporary review of the U.S. energy situation, containing statistics related to energy needs, population growth, legislative policies and acts, and industrial efforts. Maintains that current energy crisis'' does not come from a shortage of resources, but rather from short-sighted policy. (LK)
Descriptors: Environment, Fuel Consumption, Government (Administrative Body), Industry