M.S. Thesis: Large
 Scale
 Aerobic
 Composting
 of
 Source­ Separated Organic
 Wastes:
 A
 Comparative
 Study
 of
 Environmental Impacts,
 Costs,
 and C
ontextual
 Effects

By Rob
 van
 Haaren

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Doctoral Theses: Mathematical and Physical Modeling of Mixing and Flow Phenomena of Municipal Solid Waste Particles on a Reverse Acting Grate

By Masato Nakamura

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M.S. Thesis: Potential for Combined Heat and Power and District Heating and Cooling from Waste-to-Energy Facilities in the U.S. – Learning from the Danish Experience

By Priscilla Ulloa

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