Eco-toxicological and climate change effects of sludge thermal treatments: Pathways towards zero pollution and negative emissions: PRESENTATION ONLY

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Eco-toxicological and climate change effects of sludge thermal treatments: Pathways towards zero pollution and negative emissions: PRESENTATION ONLY

Svennevik, O.K.1, Jahre Nilsen,L P.1, Cherubini, F.2, Morales, M.2, Arp, H.P.3, Castro, G.4,2, Asimakopoulos, A.2, Sørmo, E.3 and Peters, G.5, 1VOW ASA, Norway, 2Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway, 3Norwegian Geotechnical Institute, Norway, 4University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, 5Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
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SLUDGE EFFECT – Scope of the study

• Motivation : Sludge is a potential resource of materials and energy, but the presence of contaminants reduces the feasibility of its use in circular economy contexts

• Goal : Quantify the contaminants (organics and HMs) that remain unabated in the current management of sewage sludge in Norway, and the eco-toxicological impacts of their emissions to air, soil and water.

• How : Explore how the introduction of thermal treatment methods change the situation in a scenario analysis, including the effects on GHGs emissions from a life-cycle perspective

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