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Did You Know?

Cruise ships are small floating cities which produce substantial amounts of waste. There is little regulatory control over how this waste is disposed, which can lead to significant impacts in environmentally sensitive areas.

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Xi Tian

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Visiting Scholar

Status:
Former
Education
  • Ph.D. Institute of Circular Economy, Beijing University of Technology, 2017 (expected)
Research Interests

The environmental and economic assessment of non-ferrous metal recycling industry.

Publications (5)
Chinese environmentally extended input-output database for 2017 and 2018
Secondary resource curse's formation and transmission mechanism based on environmental externality theory
Deriving hazardous material flow networks: a case study of lead in China
Modeling domestic geographical transfers of toxic substances in WEEE: a case study of spent lead-acid batteries in China
The Disposal and Willingness to Pay for Residents' Scrap Fluorescent Lamps in China: A Case Study of Beijing

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