Taiwan / Germany / Puerto Rico / Sweden / United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Duke University / Geoffrey Garrison / Cambalache Power Station / Cambalache power plant / SEMASS facility / /
IndustryTerm
gas flaring / oil-fired electricity production / large site / waste-to-energy technologies / waste infrastructure / sanitary landfill systems / wasteto-energy production / energy / energy recovery / energy production / resource recovery technology / electricity / particular technology / waste management infrastructure / federal environmental law / potential site / cleaner technologies / energy efficiency / landfill gas escapes / energy technology / /
NaturalFeature
Atlantic Ocean / Caribbean Sea / /
Organization
Environmental Quality Board / Solid Waste Management Authority / office of Research Support / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Nicholas School of the Environment Duke University Box / Duke University / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Jeremy Harris / Matthew Grove / Gonzalez / David Jones / Jose Villamil / Mark Green / Alan Eschenroeder / Evelyn Rodriguez / V / Christine Bradshaw / Judith Dillon / Randall Kramer / Robert Wyatt / Barbara Wyse / Juan Lara / Angel Roman-Mas / Christine Marshall / Carl-Axel Soderberg / Marie Lynn Miranda / Morton Barlaz / Andrew Fritsch / S. Thyagarajan / Olivia Espinosa / Gordon Sutin / Patrick Mahoney / V. Kerry Smith / / /
Position
General Information Puerto Rico / Hunter / university counsel / Executive / representative / Fiddler / /
Product
Cambalache / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Connecticut / North Carolina / Massachusetts / /
Region
northwest Puerto Rico / /
Technology
particular technology / waste-to-energy technologies / energy technology / resource recovery technology / SEMASS technology / resulting energy production using SEMASS technology / WTE technology / gas flaring RRF using SEMASS technology / /
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