Environmental Resource Research Department
Research Topics
Establishment of a Resource Circulation Society
(Topic 1) Resource circulation and recycling of waste
(Topic 2) Waste-to-Energy
(Topic 3) Emerging waste
(Topic 4) Soil and Groundwater environment
Environmental Resource Research Department
The Environmental Resource Research Department consists of four divisions, and establishes hazardous criteria related to waste recycling. The department conducts research on amending waste policies and regulations, including the hazardous waste management systems. It also conducts research on conversion and utilization technologies for alternative energy through energy recovery from combustible/organic waste and establishes legal criteria related to the inspection system of waste treatment facilities.
Furthermore, the department investigates emerging waste from future industries, including the reduction of greenhouse gases and the establishment of a sustainable resource management system through the activation of eco-friendly circular use of waste.
Additionally, to optimize the management of soil and groundwater environments, the department studies the improvement of assessment and management systems for contaminated soil and the development of a sustainable groundwater management systems. The Soil and Groundwater Information Systems (SGIS) provides an efficient management foundation through their operation and optimal utilization.
#Circulation #Recycling #Waste-to-Energy #Waste treatment #Emerging Waste #Soil #Groundwater
- Resources Recirculation Research Division (FAX: 032-568-1656)
- Environmental Energy Research Division (FAX: 032-568-1658)
- Emerging Waste to Resource Research Division (FAX: 032-568-1656)
- Soil and Groundwater Research Division (FAX: 032-563-4102)
