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The Guarani Aquifer System – from regional reserves to local use
How action on climate change could benefit United States natural gas producers, but not without federal mandates
Groundwater and its economic nature
Aggregate supply in Hong Kong: past, present and looking to the future
Global Trends in Metal Consumption and Supply: The Raw Material–Energy Nexus
Biotic effects on oxygen consumption during weathering: Implications for the second rise of oxygen
Geochemistry of a large impoundment – Part II: Fe and Mn cycling and metal transport
From spolia to recycling: the reuse of traditional construction materials in built heritage and its role in sustainability today: a review
Abstract The reuse of traditional construction materials attests to their high value over the long term. In fact, the practice has always demonstrated the inherent value of traditional raw materials and their products in confronting the issues of sustainability, in the broader sense of preserving resources – material and immaterial – for future generations. Throughout the history of building, the symbolic value of spolia (i.e. the use of ancient architectural elements in new construction) has gone hand-in-hand with the practice of recycling, demonstrating, at various levels, an intrinsic awareness of reuse as a tool for minimizing waste of materials and energy. Today, sustainability is rarely considered from a long-term perspective, and when it is, the approach tends to be from a broad theoretical standpoint. In the past, however, it was a common and necessary aspect of construction management, when the waste of materials was a forbidden luxury. This paper presents a review of the reuse of geomaterials, mainly stone, throughout the Italian history of construction, indicating major examples selected for their value as memorable references, describing common practices from antiquity to modern times, and concluding with a description of the actual state of the art of the practice, based on very recent and outstanding cases.
Long-term and medium-term scenarios and factors in world energy perspectives for the 21st century
Section 2. Noble Gases in Planetary Building Blocks
Deflocculant consumption of clay suspensions as a function of specific surface area and cation exchange capacity
Energy: The Issue of the 21 st Century
Nuclear Energy and Uranium Resources
Recent Advances session casts critical but hopeful eye at new technologies and methods
Abstract Exhaustive study of the historical use of energy is paramount in forecasting future use accurately. The much-needed detailed historical statistical data on human population, energy consumption, and current information about present and possible future sources of energy are assembled in this book. The pubication places particular emphasis on the kind of data that allows trends to be established that can be projected far into the future. It provides the foundation for readers to broaden their knowledge about past energy consumption and its sources of supply. It also furnishes a glimpse into the future of how, and how much, energy will be consumed in the 21st century and what sources will most likely supply it.