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• Sustainable Energy Development≈  Christie Law and Peter CataniaThis paper shows how sustainable development - through cooperation among society as a whole - will assist in stimulating the growth and development of renewable forms of energy.
• Precautionary Principles and Ethics Applied to Energy-Environmental Systems≈  Peter J. CataniaThis paper introduces the precautionary principles, ethics and the relationship with regards to energy and the fundamental principles in the development of energy standards.
• Integrating Photovoltaic Technologies in Alberta's Electric Industry≈  Vikram Dhaliwal, Dema Dumsky, Henry Chen, Neil ChakrabartyThis paper presents an analysis for the integration of PV systems within Alberta - the fasted growing economy in Canada.
• Environmental Shock Therapy: Polish Business Faces the New IPPC Rule≈  Randy M. MottPoland agreed to implement the EU «Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control Directive», effective on the date of its admission. This paper outlines the challenges of preparing for IPPC compliance, and provides references to identify «Best Available Technologies».
• Biosorption of Heavy Metals from Wastewater by using Aquatic Plants≈  E. Ramalingam, Raj Mohan B. and M.N. MadhyasthaThis paper describes the use of pollutant-accumulating plants for aquatic pollution abatement, an emerging technology called Phytoremediation. This Biotechnology is overruling Chemical technologies used for cleanup, which are costly, non-ecofriendly and generate more secondary wastes which impair the ecosystem functioning.
• Renewable Energy and the Hydrogen Economy≈  Peter LynchFuel Cells are in the news. This article describes what they are and how they are used, examines different types, and looks at companies involved in the fuel cell business.
• Safeguarding of Military and Municipal Water Supplies≈  Michael BresslerThis paper introduces a technology to treat oily wastewater, which allows for decontaminated water to be elevated to drinking water quality at roughly 2-3 cents per gallon, the same cost experienced at conventional municipal treatment centers.
• The Future of the Incineration Market in Thailand≈  Michel BuronThis article intends to reveal elements to better understand the trends in the hazardous waste management in Thailand and projects the potential market for hazardous waste incinerator manufacturers.
• Seasonal Variations in Chlorophyll Content and Chlorophyllase Activity in Betelvine≈  Roy Chowdhury and J.K. JohriThis paper describes a study on seasonal variations in chlorophyll content and chlorophyllase activity in Bangla and Mitha varieties of Betelvine, grown in different soil treatments. The aim of this work was to study the physiological response of an important crop plant to seasonal environmental stress, which could also provide information about how crops affected in less than optimum growing conditions.
• PuriSoil, Ecological Gain Without Economic Pain≈  Nico Grootjen and Wim SteenbakkersThis article introduces a patented technology for treating contaminated soil. A description of the technology is given as well as a comparison with other soil remediation technologies. The paper is completed with two large scale examples of remediation projects with the PuriSoil technology.
• UV Cleaning System Performance Validation≈  Mike OliverThis paper introduces a testing protocol to validate the performance of cleaning methods used in UV disinfection systems. Of the strategies tested, the automated-chemical/mechanical cleaning system demonstrated superior cleaning efficacy.
• Electric and Improved Cycle Rickshaw as a Sustainable Transport System for India≈  Anil K. RajvanshiThis article describes novel rickshaws that can provide a safe, environmentally friendly, energy efficient and cost-effective transport system in cities and towns of India.
• Industrial & Hazardous Waste in Asia≈  Michel BuronThis article outlines the market potential and the technological advantages for thermal processing of waste in the Asia region.
• Planning for Compliance Reporting≈  Prab Mistry and Tim DowlingThis paper examines the challenges that industry faces and provides a case study showing how two companies have worked together to understand how they can get more value from their environmental data.
• The Arsenic Challenge≈  Aapo SääskSevere health effects have been observed in populations drinking arsenic-rich water over long periods. This paper describes an effective process using membrane distillation (MD) for arsenic removal.
• Talukas can provide Critical Mass for India’s Sustainable Development≈  Anil K. RajvanshiThis article deals with the issues of sustainability and a new model of development within decentralized, energy and food self-sufficient rural structures.
• Environmental Management Information System≈  Margery Moore and Daniel BordeleauIn a world heavily focused on technology, environmental professionals must now turn their focus to computerized solutions that enable them to attain their information intensive management objectives.
• Incentives to the Energy Production from Renewable Sources≈  Anthony Sistilli and Gianfranco PuopoloExamining the incentives that the Public Authorities may grant to independent operators that intend to produce energy from renewable sources.
• Pollution in the Demolition Industry≈  Erik K. LauritzenOverall view on the pollution problems that the demolition contractor has to take into consideration during the demolition work and how to solve or control these problems.
• Interaction Between Climate Change, Soil Moisture Stress and Stand Density in Pine Plantations≈  Chris S. PapadopolEditorial on density reduction, resulting in multiple ecological effects, especially in terms of water extraction by tree roots and space for crown development.
• Geochemical Engineering: Natural Solutions for Environmental Problems≈  R.D. Schuiling and J.J.P. ZijlstraGeochemical engineers develop cost-effective methods to remediate pollution in the natural environment. They are inspired by nature and use the knowledge of geochemists about the geochemical cycle and the interaction between minerals and chemical compounds in solution.
• Climate Change Mitigation≈  Chris S. PapadopolEditorial on silvicultural interventions likely to achieve a more active CO2 sequestration.
• Customer-Driven «Green» Tourism≈  George K. SammyThis article discusses the issue of Customer-driven Green Tourism, which is increasingly becoming an issue in neighbouring Caribbean islands.
• Green Certificates in Italy≈  Anthony Sistilli and Gianfranco PuopoloComprehensive analysis concerning the discipline of Green Certificates in Italy.
• Adapting Existing Forests to Climate Change≈  Chris S. PapadopolEditorial on improving the ability of forests to re-capture excess CO2 from the atmosphere through density control.
• Better Technology for Hazardous Waste Treatment≈  Michel BuronThe recognition that land disposal of hazardous waste could present long-term pollution problems and the development of low emission incinerators prompted combustion to become the preferred method of waste management.
• Polluted Mine Drainage Clean Up≈  David McConchieVirotec International, is releasing treated water from a 14.5-hectare 1.5 billion litre mine tailings dam which the company’s new technology has cleaned of heavy metals and Acid Mine Drainage.
• Software for Effluent Recycling through Intensive Silviculture≈  Chris S. PapadopolEditorial on recycling municipal effluent through tree plantations.
• Analytical and Monitoring Equipment in Wastewater Treatment≈  Siegfried ForsterTo run a waste water treatment plant in the most efficient way certain measurement technologies have to be available.
• Sustainable Resource Management – A Community Issue≈  Rashid QaisraniSustainability is a basic goal of natural resource management - the achieving of far greater integration of environmental, social and economic values in resource management.
• I Give You The Next Microsoft… And You Can Charge It!≈  Joseph E. Witzman and Joanne M. RodriguezFocus on small-cap, emerging companies with the potential of not only financial success, but also the ability to produce goods and services which will "make a positive contribution to our world."
• Natural Cooling of Malaysian Urban Homes≈  Abdul Malik RahmanIndoor thermal comfort for Malaysian homes without the use of mechanical aids.
• Effective Cooling Tower Lay-up≈  Ashish GandhiAn environmentally safe, inexpensive and easy way, which is far superior to conventional methods using oil-based products in cooling towers.

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