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Educational concept of eco-management and audit scheme at Slovakian universities

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Majernik M., Bosak M., Chovancova J.
Baltic Coastal Zone. Journal of Ecology and Protection of the Coastline
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2007
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tom 11
People usually associate the protection of waters with the issue of sewage treatment and with the deployment of new technologies which reduce the consumption of water and waste dumping, while the impact of the society's environmental awareness and of the environmental management upon the effectiveness of water protection generally remains underestimated. Slovakia is located in the catchment area of two seas: the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea; river springs and river upper sections are located on its territory. Therefore, the country attaches great importance to the protection of waters. This, supported with the belief that one of the prerequisites of water protection is proper environmental management, has encouraged the authors of this study to tackle the issue mentioned in the topic. They believe that such management requires qualified personnel to be prepared beforehand. The authors present the recent development of environmental education at Slovakian Universities, mainly at the faculty of mechanical engineering, from the implementation of the first environmentally- oriented subjects to the establishment of an independent department. They describe the contemporary state of education in environmental management and audit scheme (EMAS). They also outline the perspectives for its further development. At the same time, they specify the profile of graduates and the educational plans for particular types, forms and branches of study, as well as the personal and laboratory equipment for the scientific and support of the pedagogical process.
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Experimental-energy combustion of biomass combined with coal in thermal power plants

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Bosak M., Hajduova Z., Majernik M., Andrejovsky P.
Polish Journal of Environmental Studies
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2015
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tom 24
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nr 4
Approximately 11,000 industrial facilities from 30 European countries are being monitored within the trading scheme for the European Union's Emissions Trading System (ETS). They have released into the atmosphere 1.88 billion tons of CO₂ emissions in 2011, of which a considerable portion is coming from thermal power plants. Additional power plant-generated waste like ash, slag (slag-ash mixture), oxides, sulfur, and nitrogen components present an environmental burden in closer and wider surroundings of thermal power plants. This article synthesizes the results of scientific research, experimentation, and practical examination of environment-energy optimal biomass combustion of semianthracite with black coal. Experimentation was performed under practical conditions in Vojany Power Plant (EVO), the largest thermal power plant using fossil fuels in Slovakia.
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Testing the effects of a thermal power plant combustion by-product stabilizer on water impermeability

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Bosak M., Tkac M., Holub M., Tarca A., Szaryszova P., Stofova L.
Polish Journal of Environmental Studies
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2020
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tom 29
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nr 2
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