Announcements
Announcements
Following the tradition of its predecessors, the ORBIT 2010 Conference provides a major scientific forum to cover the latest findings and policy developments regarding both material and energy recovery from organic resources, i.e. a wide variety of organic materials that for a long time has been regarded only as a troublesome waste.
The climate change as well as the problems of unequal distribution of nutrients and soils organic mater depletion have also resulted in a growing focus on organic residues, not as a problem but as a resource.
The ORBIT 2010 deals with all aspects of management of many different organic residues: from waste prevention to beneficial recycling of compost and digestate into the soil, and all forms of energy recovery. The traditional subjects of composting and anaerobic digestion are discussed along with various aspects of technology and product quality. Emerging issues are also addressed, such as: sustainable energy recovery from biomass; the role of soil and carbon sequestration in climate change; and the potential of wastewater reuse to reduce the serious water stress already threatening many regions of the world and expected to become more severe due to the climate change.
Project / This project develops a tool for AI-powered text analysis to be tested in systematic evidence synthesis reviews of research and policy papers.
Feature / SEI was invited to share research insights with the International Development Association and Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Event on 22 April – 23 April / SEI's Diane Archer and Raja Asvanon will be speakers at this international seminar on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of CUSRI.
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