The challengeTaiwan is a small and highly populated island, where over 99% of the consumed energy has to be imported, of which 90 % is mainly coming from petrochemicals. CO2 accounts for ...

The challengeWith the tendency of zero waste, energy-saving and carbon footprint reduction, some countries have been actively building and promoting eco-industrial parks for the past two decades, ...

The challengeTaipei City currently has three municipal solid waste treatment incinerators, and one sanitary landfill, allowing for waste downcycling. Due to limited space and a dense population, there...

The challengeTaiwan used to aggressively seek for economic development, but in the meantime ignoring environmental protection. It resulted in ubiquitous incidents of contaminated soil and groundwater....

The challengeBy the turn of the century, environmental awareness became stronger in Taiwan. As a result, illegal dumping ofunidentified and hazardous waste got into the focus of public ...

The challengeVarious things are floating around in the air, many of which are invisible and might be a kind of air pollution called particles or particulate matter.  WHO announced that as a ...