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Yilei Shi1, Lu Zhou1, Yangyu Xu1

  • 1School of Environment, Tsinghua University, Beijing, 100084, PR China.

Journal of Cleaner Production
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Keywords:
ADP elements, Abiotic Depletion ElementsADP fossil, Abiotic Depletion FossilAP, Acidification PotentialCNY, China YuanCODCr, dichromate oxidizabilityCost-benefit analysisDCB, 4,4′-diaminobiphenylED, electrodialysisENPV, net economic present valueEP, Eutrophication PotentialFAETP, Freshwater Aquatic EcotoxicityFO, forward osmosisForward osmosisGWP, Global Warming PotentialHTP, Human Toxicity PotentialK, potassiumLCA, life cycle assessmentLife cycle assessmentMAETP, Marine Aquatic EcotoxityN, nitrogenNH3-N, ammonia nitrogenODP, Ozone Layer Depletion PotentialP, phosphorusPOCP, Photochem. Ozone Creation PotentialR11, trichlorofluoromethaneRO, reverse osmosisResource recoverySA, Scenario ASB1, Scenario B1SB2, Scenario B2SC1, Scenario C1SC2, Scenario C2SC3, Scenario C3SC4, Scenario C4STPs, sewage treatment plantsSb, antimonyTDS, total dissolved solidsTETP, Terrestric Ecotoxicity Potential (TETP)TN, total nitrogenTOrCs, trace organic compoundsTP, total phosphorusToiletUSD, United States dollar

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