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Collaborative Governance and Nonmonetary Compensation Mechanisms for Sustainable Forest Management ment practices. The chapter concludes by highlighting future directions for enhancing collaborative governance and nonmonetary compensation mechanisms in sustainable forest management and fire mitigation.

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Sustainable Utilization of Anthropogenic Coal Fly Ash Through Mechanical and Chemical Activation,lements. Nevertheless, the upstream extraction of valuable minerals and efficient downstream applications of CFA can be improved through mechanical and/or chemical activation. Industrial and laboratory-scale purification and modification of coal fly ash by size reduction, surface modification, and functionalization are discussed in this chapter.

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gies and policies.This book delves into the anthropogenic activities responsible for environmental hazards, their compensation, and potential mitigation strategies. It sheds light on the major contributors to the climate change issues aggravated by non-sustainable practices for the overexploitation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8086-1cognize the need for people connected with safe and sustainable mining activities of lucrative precious metals like gold. Therefore, in this chapter, we assess the risks caused by the primary mining of gold and discuss mitigation routes involving various factors.

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Assessing End-of-Life Room Air Conditioner Recycling Potential for Sustainable Resource Utilizations. The pursuit for comfort in the residential and commercial spaces accompanied by expanding economic activities has increased the market size of this consumer durable globally by about three times in 2021 as compared to the 1990 levels. The high electricity consumption by air conditioners and their

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Environmental Impacts and Government Policies for Responsible Management of E-Waste,e) creation, posing a severe environmental risk. This chapter highlights the environmental implications of e-waste as well as government attempts to promote responsible waste management, sustainable consumption, and separation of raw materials from these wastes. Dangerous chemicals, including Hg, Pb