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Environmentally sustainable plastic food packaging

Jagoda, SUM; Gamage, JR; Karunathilake, HP [Article-Full-text]

Enhancing the sustainability of food packaging (FP) is challenging due to the conflicting environmental and functional requirements, even though it leads to many negative environmental impacts over different life cycle ...
Evaluating carbon capturing strategies for emissions reduction in community energy systems: A life cycle thinking approach

Kotagodahetti, R; Hewage, K; Karunathilake, H; R Sadiq [Article-Full-text]

On-site carbon capturing, storage, and utilization (CCSU) has proven its’ potential to reduce CO2 emissions from large-scale fossil fuel combustion systems. However, the integration of CCSU in community-scale on-site energy ...
Long-term feasibility of carbon capturing in community energy systems: A system dynamics-based evaluation

Kotagodahetti, Ravihari; Hewage, Kasun; Karunathilake, Hirushie; Sadiq, Rehan [Article-Full-text]

The global climate is being heavily affected by greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the most significant of which is carbon dioxide (CO2). According to the Pan-Canadian framework on clean growth and climate change, Canada has ...
Project deployment strategies for community renewable energy: A dynamic multi-period planning approach

Karunathilake, H; Hewage, K; Prabatha, T; Ruparathna, R; Sadiq, R [Article-Full-text]

Supplying the energy needs of a community through renewable energy sources is a vital aspect in developing sustainable communities. Many variations and uncertainties affect the development of a renewable-powered net-zero ...

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