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    Reducing carbon emissions by capturing truck exhaust

    By utilizing a mobile capture concept, researchers have designed a way to capture 70-80 percent of all CO2 emissions from truck exhaust pipes Watch the video »

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    Using autonomous drones to map methane in landfills

    Researchers can pin down concentrations of the gas in landfills using autonomous drones equipped with lasers Watch the video »

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Borchardt Conference: A Triennial Symposium on Advancements in Water and Wastewater Treatment
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