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Characterisation of faecal sludge from urine diversion toilets: impact on black soldier fly larvae growth.
(2022)The area managed by eThekwini Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, was extended in 2002 to include approximately 80 000 households without basic sanitation. The municipality adopted urine diversion dehydrating ... -
Techno-economic assessment of decentralised waste beneficiation in South Africa.
(2022)The introduction of the waste hierarchy promotes the diversion of waste away from landfills towards value-adding opportunities. However, there is no clear methodology for the comparison of waste beneficiation pathways for ... -
Assessment and feasibility of converting municipal solid waste to biogas: a South African case study.
(2021)The present energy crisis in South Africa warrants the need for an alternative and sustainable energy supply. As a sustainable clean energy carrier, biogas has been demonstrated to be a promising renewable energy source ... -
Liquid-liquid extraction of neodymium.
(2022)Neodymium is classified as a rare earth element (REE). These elements possess a unique set of optical, electrochemical and magnetic properties that allow for their use in electronics manufacturing, medicine, catalysis and ... -
The experiences of rural working mothers pursuing higher degrees at a South African University.
(2020)This research explored the experiences of rural working mothers pursuing postgraduate degrees at a South African university. The focus of the study was on the experiences of older women coming into higher education. After ...
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