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Cranfield studies waste as a resource
Waste-to-energy technology is just one of the areas that Cranfield University focuses its energy research programmes. Here, John Oakey, Stuart Wagland and Phil Longhurst from the university's Centre for Energy and Resource Technology, explain how careful categorisation, processing and analysis of waste streams can lead to the most effective recycling and energy recovery from this renewable resource.
Article details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Research and development, Reclamation, recycling and recovery, Waste recycling and disposal, Waste, Carbon monoxide
