#Waste to Energy Systems

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[aro-culture-is]

Aro Swiftie culture is not relating to Taylor Swift's love songs at all but still singing along and also preffering her songs about losing friends and mental illness to her love songs like she should make more songs about having a mental breakdown and her friends. I still love Taylor Swift's music.

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[zignifier]

Wrt LRB sometimes I'm so baffled by what people bother to ask me because my charitable assumption will be an image in my mind of the results of a search query using keywords in that question and what failures may have occurred in the transfer of information and I'll start talking like "What did you search for this? When I used [keywords] the results seemed pretty self-explanatory." Or like idk. Baseline I'll assume they've read some Bullshit that comes up when u search something. There are multiple things in this world if you use the most self-evident english search queries for you will just get misinformation. So maybe then I'll start talking as to counter those points instead and they're sooo lost and I'm like ??? and they're like I didn't bother to look it up I didn't search for any texts on this subject. And I'm like. How the fuck can you expect me to have a conversation about this then? We have to like. Have a baseline of implicit assumptions of understanding to talk about this how do you not CARE about that???

[greycatbird]

It really can't be overstated that the sole guiding principle of the modern american conservative movement is that being performatively cruel on purpose is good, and caring about anyone or anything besides oneself is bad. They have no real beliefs other than an archaic and unnatural racial and sexual hierarchy that folds under the slightest scrutiny, they have no real goals aside from hurting others for a fleeting hit of dopamine, they don't want to build anything, they don't want to govern, they want to light things on fire one by one while looking over their shoulders at us to see if The Libs are triggered yet. It's an ideology by and for internet trolls, and ultimately—though they haven't quite grasped this yet—a suicidal one. They are going to lose.

[dotthings]

Also I agree it's a bad situation because the fandom menace, with its horrendous Death Star sized egos, will believe they are so powerful they got a Star Wars show cancelled and they will get more arrogant and even more aggressive and hateful. It's not good news.

But to go so far as to claim that the fandom menace literally got a tv show cancelled is a bunch of enabling bs that enables the fandom menace. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it.

LOLOL I am yelling into the void. Star Wars fandom is massive. I'm a very smol account.

However, I cannot say this enough times, I am going to repeat myself, because it's relevant for multiple fandoms. As SW fandom specifically has lost its damn mind on every platform this week. The Acolyte was cancelled because of money. Huge budget. Streaming numbers that weren't big enough for ROI (return on investment).

It's a systemic Hollywood situation mowing down many many good shows. To claim the fandom menace killed it specifically is ludicrous. For The Acolyte fans to keep claiming it's not systemic is ludicrous.

To keep attacking the production house (LFL) that makes Star Wars and blaming them for high up financial decisions made by the owning studio (Disney) is not just ludicrous it's unkind and going for the throats of the very people that want to make good Star Wars and give people inclusive Star Wars in the first place.

Yikes. I thought spn fandom was bad about understanding industry realities and embracing false narratives but Star Wars fandom is taking all the prizes.

[spotsupstuff]

you know how saltwater fish cant survive in freshwater because their bodies arent meant for it? Do anemons have a similar issue?

Theoretically, yes. Practically, not sure because Idk how water exists and is affected by the world yet (example: there is no volcanic activity under the surface because there is Void instead. therefore there are no hydrothermal vents -> no mineral discharge as we know it in the deep sea -> one reason why Earth's oceans are salty is crossed off.).

I'm planning on revisiting my worldbuilding for the cosmology (and therefore the workings of the physical world) in the future so right now I can't answer this specific thing to the right detail, but I can tell you that Anemons are using water similarly to fish even as land animals, as in it's the medium through which they obtain oxygen indeed.

Every morning & evening or whenever, they stick their head into a bucket of water and breathe it in to store it in their lungs, then breathe normal air in that keeps the water inside oxygenated to a degree. Only through water their lungs can put oxygen into their bloodstream. They cycle through it whenever they feel a bit short on breath.

If they tried that with pool water they'd get chlorine burns on the inside and keel over 👍

I think I might have had a thing going on in the past where they had a symbiotic relationship with an algea growing in their lungs that helps with the oxygenating. That's probably still a thing, too.

[whispering-kavka]

having jobs unavailable to you because of degrees is such bullshit. why do i have to write some stupid paper just to be able to enter a specific field or continue my studies. why is education itself not enough!!!

[t-essell-remade]

I think I do underestimate myself in a lot of ways but it's kind of in a-

well I probably /could/ do this thing, but I really don't want to, or I'd hurt myself in the process (physically, mentally, emotionally)

call it wasted potential. whatever. I'm tired.

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[sparkleyiff]

Not sure if I'll be doing anything more for artfight this year I am. suffering. sorry :(

[parme-tan]

Still waiting for an example for a successful communist country.

i personally think its pretty crazy that karl marx actually knew what was gonna happen to us back in 1850 like this guy comes out of nowhere at what the fuck o'clock and goes, capitalism is going to creep into every single crevice of your lives there will be nothing left and all creativity and integrity will be taken away like. he just said that    and it was correct

[martinadola]

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Waste-To-Energy – How Incinerators Can Contribute to Sustainable Energy Production Waterman Engineers Australia As the world population continues to grow, so does the amount of waste generate. While recycling and composting are effective ways to reduce waste, they cannot address the problem of non-recyclable waste. However, Waste-to-Energy (WTE) provides a viable alternative for non-recyclable waste by using incinerators to produce energy.

The technology reduces greenhouse gases and plays an important role in mitigating climate change. Moreover, it also recovers metals for recycling. In this article, we will discuss the benefits of Waste-to-Energy and how incinerators can contribute to sustainable energy production.

What is Waste-to-Energy? Waste-to-Energy is the process of converting non-recyclable waste into energy. This is done by using incinerators to burn the waste, which produces steam that powers turbines to generate electricity. The heat generated during the incineration process can also be used to heat buildings or provide hot water.

Benefits of Waste-to-Energy There are several benefits of Waste-to-Energy that make it a viable option for non-recyclable waste management. Firstly, it reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills. Landfills are not only unsightly, but they also emit harmful gases such as methane, which contribute to global warming. Secondly, Waste-to-Energy is a source of renewable energy. By using non-recyclable waste to generate energy, we can reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, which are finite resources. Lastly, Waste-to-Energy produces fewer greenhouse gas emissions than traditional incineration. By using modern technology and best practices, Waste-to-Energy incinerators can reduce the number of harmful gases emitted into the atmosphere. For details visit: https://watermanaustralia.com/waste-to-energy-how-incinerators-can-contribute-to-sustainable-energy-production/

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Anaerobic Digestion Systems Market Size, Share, Forecast, & Trends Analysis

Meticulous Research®—a leading global market research company, published a research report titled ‘Anaerobic Digestion Systems Market—Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast (2024-2031)’. According to this latest publication from Meticulous Research®, the anaerobic digestion systems market is expected to reach $32.1 billion by 2031, at a CAGR of 10.2% from 2024 to 2031.

The growth of this market is primarily driven by the rising demand for renewable energy sources, government initiatives supporting the development & adoption of anaerobic digestion systems, the growing need for safe waste disposal, and increasing awareness regarding the benefits of anaerobic digestion systems. However, competition from other renewable energy sources and the high initial investment requirements & operating costs of anaerobic digestion systems restrain the growth of this market.

Furthermore, the increasing use of anaerobic digestion systems in sewage & wastewater treatment and the integration of advanced technologies into anaerobic digestion systems are expected to generate growth opportunities for market stakeholders. However, operational issues with anaerobic digestion systems are a major challenge impacting market growth. Additionally, the increasing use of co-digestion is a prominent trend in the anaerobic digestion market.

The anaerobic digestion systems market is segmented by offering, feedstock type, capacity, application, and sector. The report evaluates industry competitors and analyzes the market at the regional and country levels.

Based on offering, in 2024, the hardware segment is anticipated to hold the dominant position in the anaerobic digestion systems market, with a share of over 46.7%. The segment’s large market share is attributed to the growing demand for renewable energy sources and sustainable waste management practices and the increasing use of digesters, generators, compressors, gas storage tanks, pumps, pipes, and other equipment necessary for the anaerobic digestion process.

Based on feedstock type, in 2024, the industrial waste segment is anticipated to hold the dominant position in the anaerobic digestion systems market, with a share of over 25.6%. The segment’s large market share is attributed to increasing government regulations promoting the adoption of green technologies, the high generation of organic waste in the industrial sector, and the increasing adoption of anaerobic digestion systems among industrial organizations.

Based on capacity, in 2024, the medium-scale segment is anticipated to hold the dominant position in the anaerobic digestion systems market, with a share of over 41.4%. The segment’s large market share is attributed to the increasing use of anaerobic digestion systems with a capacity between 500KW-3MW for commercial and industrial operations and the growing need to process large volumes of organic waste for biogas production in large-scale renewable energy projects.

Based on application, in 2024, the agricultural & industrial waste management segment is anticipated to hold the dominant position in the anaerobic digestion systems market, with a share of over 42.1%. The segment’s large market share is attributed to the integration of anaerobic digestion systems into agricultural waste management and the increasing demand for anaerobic digestion systems across various industries such as food & beverage, pulp & paper, and agriculture.

Based on sector, in 2024, the energy & utilities segment is anticipated to hold the dominant position in the anaerobic digestion systems market, with a share of over 32.2%. The segment’s large market share is attributed to the increasing need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the rising acceptance of biofuels, and the need for alternative renewable energy sources.

Based on geography, in 2024, North America is anticipated to hold the dominant position in the anaerobic digestion systems market, with a share of over 34.3%. The presence of prominent anaerobic digestion systems players such as Evoqua Water Technologies Corp. (U.S.), Zero Waste Energy, LLC (U.S.), Capstone Green Energy Holdings, Inc. (U.S.), and Bioenergy Devco, LLC (U.S.) is expected to contribute to the high revenue share of this region. North America’s major market share is mainly attributed to its developed waste management infrastructure, stringent environmental regulations, high food waste levels, and a growing focus on renewable energy are driving the growth of the anaerobic digestion systems market.

Key Players:

The key players operating in the anaerobic digestion systems market are Kanadevia Inova Group (A Part of Hitachi Zosen Corporation) (Switzerland), Evoqua Water Technologies Corp. (U.S.), EnviTec Biogas AG (Germany), Nature Energy Biogas A/S (A Part of Shell plc) (Denmark), Biokraft International AB (Sweden), VWS (UK) Ltd (A Part of Veolia Environnement) (U.K.), Renewi plc (U.K.), Capstone Green Energy Holdings, Inc. (U.S.), Bioenergy Devco, LLC (U.S.), PlanET Biogas Group GmbH (Germany), Biogen (UK) Ltd (U.K.), Agrinz Technologies GmbH (Austria), Zero Waste Energy, LLC (U.S.), Agraferm Technologies AG (Germany), Bioquadrat Energie- und Wassertechnik Holding GmbH (Austria), and AAT Abases- und Abfalltechnik GmbH (Austria).

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Key Questions Answered in the Report-

What is the revenue generated by the sale of anaerobic digestion systems?

At what rate is the global demand for anaerobic digestion systems projected to grow for the next five to seven years?

What is the historical market size and growth rate for the anaerobic digestion systems market?

What are the major factors impacting the growth of this market at global and regional levels?

What are the major opportunities for existing players and new entrants in the market?

Which offering, feedstock type, capacity, application, and sector segments create major traction in this market?

What are the key geographical trends in this market? Which regions/countries are expected to offer significant growth opportunities for the manufacturers operating in the anaerobic digestion systems market?

Who are the major players in the anaerobic digestion systems market? What are their specific product offerings in this market?

What recent developments have taken place in the anaerobic digestion systems market? What impact have these strategic developments created on the market?

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