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Illinois Sustainable Technology Center (ISTC)
The Illinois Sustainable Technology Center (ISTC) (formerly known as the Waste Management and Research Center) assists Illinois industries, businesses, and citizens to reduce and manage waste. See http://www.istc.illinois.edu/ for more information.
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Case studies and program booklets from the Illinois Governor's Sustainability Awards (formerly the Illinois Governor's Pollution Prevention Awards)
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All publications from HWRIC/WMRC/ISTC
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The Mud to Parks Program is a unique program that involves taking river mud and returning the soil to the land.
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Presentations from ISTC sponsored events
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Activities, publications, and other information from the Green Lunchroom Challenge project.
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Publications, brochures, and other information from the Illini Gadget Garage project
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Publications, brochures, and other information from the Illinois Green Office Challenge project
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Illinois Sustainable Technology Center Library Reference Guides
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Posters relating to ISTC research and projects
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Fact sheets and case studies developed by the Printers' National Environmental Assistance Center
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Completed research projects done by Illinois Sustainable Technology Center staff
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Publications and Presentation slides by ISTC Staff
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(2009-12-02)Philip T. Krein - Professor and Director, Grainger Center for Electric Machinery and Electromechanics, UIUC Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Hybrid and electric automobiles have a long history, but are ...
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(2009-11-18)Chris Barkan - Professor and Director, Railroad Engineering Program Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Rail transportation is widely touted as the most energy efficient form of overland transport with ...
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(2009-11-10)Tom Voigt - Associate Professor and Extension Specialist Department of Crop Sciences. The University of Illinois has been collecting data from herbaceous biomass feedstock trials in Illinois since 2004 and is currently ...
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(2009-10-26)Victor S.-Y. Lin - Department of Chemistry, Iowa State University. We have developed a series of surface-functionalized mesoporous nanoparticle materials with various porous structures and functional groups. By tuning ...
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(2009-10-13)Tami Bond - UI Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Choices about energy consumption affect atmospheric chemistry and the climate system. Although climate change is often associated with gases that have long ...
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