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Green Hackaton - EESI students among the winners
Published Feb 22, 2016Green Hackaton for the challenge Nacka Green Walls and Roofs
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6th International Congress on Arsenic in the Environment (As2016)
Published Jan 21, 2016Prosun Bhattacharya (KTH, Sweden) & Jochen Bundschuh (USQ, Australia) Organizers Congress Series - Arsenic in the Environment International Society of Groundwater for Sustainable Development (ISGSD)...
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Sustainable arsenic mitigation
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Road ecology for environmental assessment
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The Brazilian president visiting KTH
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UNDESA workshop in SDG modelling tools
Published Aug 28, 2015Integrated modelling tools to support national sustainable development and SDG strategies 26-28 August 2015 in Geneva, Switzerland
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Predicting the transport of Escherichia coli to groundwater
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Beyond impacts: Contextualising strategic environmental assessment
Published Jun 12, 2015Beyond impacts: Contextualising strategic environmental assessment to foster the inclusion of multiple values in strategic planning
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Hydrogeochemistry of naturally occurring arsenic in the Central Bolivian Altiplano
Published Jun 11, 2015Hydrogeochemistry of naturally occurring arsenic and other trace elements in the Central Bolivian Altiplano – Sources, mobility and drinking water quality
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From words to action - lessons from active stakeholder participation in water management
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Thinking ahead with SEI and KTH
Published Apr 17, 2015In the intersection between technology, sustainability, urban planning and governance we find interesting possibilities for future urban systems that fit the needs of society.
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New Professor of Industrial Ecology
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KTH researchers sign MoU on Arsenic mitigation centre in West Bengal
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Being green without being a grinch
Sweden has reduced its own emissions, but not its consumption of gadgets produced in countries with different environmental standards. (Photo: Marc Feminia) Published Dec 17, 2014Sweden has reduced its own greenhouse gas emissions. Yet as the holiday gift-giving season approaches, gadgets produced in countries with different environmental standards gather under Christmas trees...
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Online shopping, at what cost?
The environmental impact of online consumerism requires more rigorous investigation. (Illustration: Cutcaster) Published Dec 16, 2014We save time and money by shopping online. But what about the environmental impact? Is it better or worse for the environment that goods and services are consumed via the Internet? Two KTH researchers...
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Holiday travel can be climate smart
Long-haul air travel emissions exceed that of rail by more than 200 times in Sweden. The figures show emissions in kg and refer to four people whose starting point is Stockholm. (Graphic: Daniel Gineman) Published Dec 15, 2014Flying the family to Thailand to celebrate the holidays? Maybe taking the train to Åre? The difference in climate impact is considerable, according to environmental research. The greenhouse gas emissi...
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Strength and deformability of fractured rocks
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Sharing water in Africa
Published Oct 30, 2014Sharing water in Africa: Comparative analysis of the Limpopo and Orange-Senqu river basins in SADC and the Juba and Shabelle river basins in the Horn of Africa
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Methods will reverse arsenic danger in Bangladesh water supply
Sediment samples characterization for development of Sediment Color Tool and also targeting the sediments for installation of arsenic-safe tubewells. Credit: KTH Royal Institute of Technology. Published Oct 29, 2014Read the article -
West Bengal minister visited arsenic mitigation researchers at KTH
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