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Environmental Analysis Thesis

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CHAPTER 6
. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS

6.1. Impacts of Environmental pollution: Various impacts of environmental pollutions are listed below.
a. Emissions from natural gas combustion and raw cement burning can cause negative effects on public health and lead to degradation of the surrounding environment.
b. Several health problems such as respiratory disorders and allergies are attributed to such emissions. Inhalation of NOx interferes with the function of the human respiratory system and worsens the health condition of asthma patients even at low concentrations
c. Increased SOx levels in the atmosphere are blamed for degradation of agricultural productivity and death of some plants in early stages. Similar impacts on human health …show more content…

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4. Central pollution control Board, cpcb.nic.in
5. Cement - Data –book by Walter H. Duda
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7. cement manufacturers association of India, www.cmaindia.org
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11. Hani Shafeek “Maintenance Practices in Cement Industry” Asian Transactions on Engineering (ATE ISSN: 2221-4267) Volume 01 Issue …show more content…

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16. International Association for Impact Assessment http://www.iaia.org/
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19. N.A. Madloola, R. Saidur, M.S. Hossain, N.A. Rahim “A critical review on energy use and savings in the cement industries” Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 15 (2011) 2042–2060 Article 19 January 2011.
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22. Sustainability-initiatives - www.sustainability-initiatives.org/site1
23. The Impact of Cement Kilns on the Environment by Jane

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