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Bridging the Energy Benefit and POPs Emission Risk from Waste Incineration

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Author: Cui Li, Lili Yang, Xiaoyun Liu, Yuanping Yang, Linjun Qin, Da Li, Guorui Liu

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Incineration has been the globally controversial and concerned method of solid waste disposal. Energy recovery and volume reduction are the benefits from waste incineration, but risk due to release of persistent organic pollutants is the major public concern in the world. In this study, the emission of organic pollutants including dioxins and polychlorinated naphthalenes from solid waste incineration in China was comprehensively evaluated, and a relationship between energy benefit and pollutant emission was firstly established.

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	SHANGHAI INSTITUTE OF APPLIED PHYSICS, CAS
	INSTITUTE OF MICROBIOLOGY, CAS
	XI'AN INSTITUTE OF OPTICS AND PRECISION MECHANICS, CAS

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