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Recycling, Volume 1, Issue 3

December 2016 - 4 articles

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Articles (4)

  • Article
  • Open Access
58 Citations
13,150 Views
22 Pages

Challenges in Automotive Fuel Cells Recycling

  • Rikka Wittstock,
  • Alexandra Pehlken and
  • Michael Wark

1 December 2016

Fuel cell driven cars belong to the ‘zero emission’ vehicles and should contribute to lower CO2 emissions. However, they contain platinum, which is known as a critical material in the European Union. This study investigated the potential contribution...

  • Article
  • Open Access
15 Citations
7,384 Views
15 Pages

Using Risk Assessment and Management Approaches to Develop Cost-Effective and Sustainable Mine Waste Management Strategies

  • Theodora Karachaliou,
  • Vasileios Protonotarios,
  • Dimitris Kaliampakos and
  • Maria Menegaki

22 November 2016

Soil contamination by mine wastes is an enormous challenge for both mining companies and competent authorities. Mine wastes are usually considered a major source of impacts on human health and the environment. Thus, the prevailing strategy is to redu...

  • Communication
  • Open Access
5 Citations
6,256 Views
7 Pages

An Examination of Batteries Remaining in Used Electric and Electronic Devices: Insights Gained from a Transdisciplinary Project

  • Henning Friege,
  • Leo Reutter,
  • Nele Gnutzmann,
  • Amélie Klöffer,
  • Moritz Mohrlok,
  • Aline De la Sauce,
  • Wilhelm Wons and
  • Sebastian Kross

14 October 2016

The volume of batteries, especially high-energy batteries, in electric and electronic devices is increasing. They are mainly used in small electric and electronic devices, e.g., mobile phones, laptops, household equipment, and tools. With regard to W...

  • Review
  • Open Access
17 Citations
11,942 Views
10 Pages

12 October 2016

The incessant disposal of drywall waste, generated predominantly from construction and demolition sites, has been associated with many environmental problems. In landfill sites, it has long been linked with the generation of hydrogen sulphide, a toxi...

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