Green Technology

Understanding ongoing processes of terrestrial mud diapirism through absolute gravimetry and geodetic approaches in SW Taiwan: implications for geological hazards

Mud diapirs and mud volcanoes are widespread geological features driven by subsurface seepage or extrusion of liquid and over-pressured mudstone. These formations pose significant hazards due to the emission of flammable gases, formation of mudflows, and release of atmospheric me...

Energy management of marine multi-energy hybrid propulsion systems using an improved equivalent consumption minimization strategy

Marine multi-energy hybrid propulsion systems (MEHPS) can improve ship energy efficiency and reduce emissions, but their coupled propulsion devices and energy sources make coordinated energy management challenging. This study proposes an improved equivalent consumption minimizati...

Ceramic tiles production using phosphate marl by-products and phosphogypsum

The large-scale accumulation of phosphogypsum (PG) and phosphate marl (YM) remains a major environmental challenge in phosphate-producing regions, while their potential as alternative ceramic raw materials is still insufficiently explored. This study investigates the combined uti...

Bridging the Digital Divide in India's Extended Producer Responsibility Ecosystem: A Conceptual Framework for Enabling Waste Recyclers

India's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) system is moving rapidly from a largely compliance-oriented framework towards a digitally managed and increasingly market-based ecosystem. Producers, Importers, and Brand Owners (PIBOs), alongside waste processors, are now required t...