Fen peat in environmentally friendly technologies

作者: Janis Krumins , Maris Klavins , Laimdota Kalnina

DOI: 10.1016/J.EGYPRO.2018.07.040

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摘要: Abstract Using peat as an energy source is currently incompatible with Environmental Policy Strategy of Latvia and 2030 Climate Energy Package European Union. The Commission looking at cost-efficient ways to make economy more climate-friendly less consuming. Although, fen alongside raised bog categorized fossil fuel, it not traditionally used fuel or growth substrate for any other significant purposes in reasonable amounts. Large areas fens are neglected where slowly mineralizing emitting greenhouse gases, such carbon dioxide methane, that ones the main triggers Change. Thus, reduce gas emissions extensive use natural resources, important find new fields peat. One many has high potential environmental technology, allowing minimizing generation hazardous substances pollutants. Moreover, can be alternative technological approach consumption nonrenewable resources. However, evaluation solutions, all available information on potentially product its set out clearly economically possible. this study we evaluated some most properties consideration green technologies. Our shows wide range possibilities due application potential. Fen a from agriculture horticulture pharmacology. Initiation industrial extraction excavated bogs layer removal agricultural lands limit mineralization annual emissions. need excavation intact mires promote local

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