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• G.U. Ahmed, K.M. Masum, M.S. Alam  ≈  Status of Ambient Air Quality in the Urban and Rural Areas of Chittagong, BangladeshThis paper identifies emission of pollutants by motorized traffic with heavy traffic jam as the main source of air pollution.
• P. Alagesan, G. Vaideki, S. Suseela  ≈  Effect of Egg Lime Mix with Panchakavya on the Growth Parametres of Solanum lycopersicumThis paper outlines the benefits (growth rates, yield increase, cost reduction, environmental sustainability) of replacing chemicals with organic inputs.
• P. Alagesan and M. Mahadevan  ≈  Panchakavya – an Organic Growth Promoter for PlantsThis paper outlines the application of an easy to prepare, environmentally safe, and economically sound biofertilizer that promotes plant growth while boosting immunity.
• Eduard J. Alesi  ≈  General Principles of Groundwater Circulation Well (GCW) Technology for Soil and Groundwater In-Situ RemediationThis paper describes a vertical circulation technology, with comparatively low operating costs and a simultaneous reduction of the remediation period, resulting in considerable cost savings.
• Amol S. Bale  ≈  Potential Reuse of Plastic Waste in Road Construction: A ReviewThis paper reviews the use of various plastic wastes in road construction based on technical, economic, and ecological criteria.
• P. S. Bama and A. Ravindran  ≈  Termite Diversity under Different Land Use Regimes of Dindigul District, South IndiaThis study explores the diversity of termite fauna in different land use patterns, and identifies causes for the variation in the species composition in different habitats.
• Kimberley Baxter  ≈  Is there Mercury in your Industrial Wastewater Discharge?This assessment provides guidlines for sampling locations to collect representative samples from industrial effluent streams.
• A. N. Bdour and M. S. Al-Juhani  ≈  Utilization of Waste Marble Powder in Cement IndustryThis paper presents test results showing the feasibility of using Waste Marble Powder (WMP) in cement industry as a substitute limestone while improving hardened concrete performance up to 16%.
• Abe Beagles  ≈  Electrocoagulation (EC) – New Electrode Material and Surfactants remove Boron, Selenium and other Heavy Metals from SewageThis is an update to a previous paper, outlining recent findings on using new materials as electrodes in electrocoagulation.
• Abe Beagles  ≈  Scoping the ChannelThis article looks at the potential of desalination when applied to the Sea of Cortez to the Salton Sea Shipping channel project of Southern California.
• Abe Beagles  ≈  Desalination, Hydrogen Generation, Wastewater Treatment & Electric Generation with Plasma Incubator Reactor SystemReview of the Plasma Incubator Reactor Technology
• Abe Beagles  ≈  Electrocoagulation (EC) – Science and ApplicationsThis paper outlines the Harness Targeted Electric Water Fusion Technology or Electrocoagulation, a promising process to provide clean water through reuse of wastewater.
• Abida Begum  ≈  Influence of Sewage Sludge Compost on the Cultivation of MaizeThis study explores the potential of using compost obtained from stabilized sewage sludge as soil amendment and plant growth media.
• V. L. N. Bhargavi and P. N. Sudha  ≈  Effect of Salinity and pH on the Accumulation of Heavy Metals in Sunflower (Helianthus Annus) PlantThis study investigates the suitability of low-cost phytoremediation technologies for environmental cleanup and subsequent restoration of soil fertility.
• Michael Bressler  ≈  Safeguarding of Military and Municipal Water SuppliesThis 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.
• M. Buron, M. Frappé, R. Erales and J.M. Corzo Rivera  ≈  Composting of EFB and POME: Operational Records Compared to Existing LiteratureThis paper aims at validating results and discusses discrepancies observed between literature and a reference co-composting plant.
• Michel Buron  ≈  Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs): a Niche Market in SE AsiaThis article looks at the opportunity to develop a centralized treatment plant for POPs in South-East Asia.
• Michel Buron  ≈  Trends and Technologies for Hazardous Waste Combustion in AsiaThe use of sophisticated and expensive flue gas treatment systems are now a requirement and makes small on site incineration less economical. Industrial furnaces burn waste to substitute fuel, resulting in lower disposal costs and a reduction in illegal dumping of waste.
• Michel Buron  ≈  The Future of the Incineration Market in ThailandThis 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.
• Michel Buron  ≈  Industrial & Hazardous Waste in AsiaThis article outlines the market potential and the technological advantages for thermal processing of waste in the Asia region.
• Michel Buron  ≈  Better Technology for Hazardous Waste TreatmentThe 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.
• Frank Came  ≈  The New Cold War – Canada fires the first shotThis article looks at challenging sovereignty claims and increasing competition to exploit natural resources in the Arctic, in light of a rapidly declining Sea Ice coverage.
• Michael D. Campbell  ≈  The Role of Environmental Technology in Developing, Maintaining, and Protecting Ground-Water SuppliesThis paper is discussing the future directions of technology in the ground-water industry.
• Peter J. Catania  ≈  Precautionary Principles and Ethics Applied to Energy-Environmental SystemsThis paper introduces the precautionary principles, ethics and the relationship with regards to energy and the fundamental principles in the development of energy standards.
• N. C. Rao, S. V. Dorairaju, M. B. Raju, P. V. Chalapathi  ≈  Statistical Analysis of Drinking Water Quality and its Impact on Human HealthIn this study the physicochemical parameters of water samples were compared with the World Health Organisation water quality standards to assess suitability of water for drinking purpose.
• Gulraiz Fatima Chattha  ≈  Environmental Pollution on Human Health in Respect of HepatitisThis research report traces the causes of Hepatitis related to environmental pollution and identifies co-relationships between Hepatitis and environmental pollution.
• Roy Chowdhury and J.K. Johri  ≈  Seasonal Variations in Chlorophyll Content and Chlorophyllase Activity in BetelvineThis 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.
• Michael A. Cook  ≈  New Hope for Energy Project FinanceThe World stage is currently set for Independent Power Producers and new energy efficiency, renewables and cogeneration to provide ever increasing percentages of power demand in the new millenium.
• R. Devi, R.P. Dahiya, K. Gadgil, V. Singh, A. Kumar  ≈  Assessment of the Temporal Variation of Ambient Air Quality in a Metropolitan CityThis study illustrates encouraging reductions in air pollution through an integrated approach involving transport policies, emission norms and stringent control.
• R. Devi, E.M. Van Veldhuizen, L. Grabowski, R.P. Dahiya  ≈  Efficient Process for Phenol Removal from Water by Heterogeneous Pulsed Corona DischargeThis paper outlines a electrochemical process to remove water pollutants through oxidising reactions, with a simplified model to describe the behaviour of ozone in a corona reactor.
• Deepak Dewan  ≈  Paper Mills, Avoidance of Pollution Control, Copying of Equipment & Patents in IndiaEffluent Treatment Facilities in India are either inadequate and/or are non-functional.
• Vikram Dhaliwal, Dema Dumsky, Henry Chen, Neil Chakrabarty  ≈  Integrating Photovoltaic Technologies in Alberta's Electric IndustryThis paper presents an analysis for the integration of PV systems within Alberta - the fasted growing economy in Canada.
• Davide Di Tullio  ≈  Local Bioenergy System for Heat and ElectricityThis report seeks to provide a wide descriptive overview of relevant socio-economic input-output variables and their relative interlinks related to Local Bioenergy Systems.

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