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… dimension 214 Abstract This chapter illustrates the need for cross-cutting studies regarding the question how the reduction of greenhouse gases emissions, particularly by means of “emissions trading”, can be regulated in an effective and efficient way within the boundaries of the rule of law. It identifies the following research challenges: 1) Typical legal concepts such as procedural rights and enforcement deserve combined studies in order to examine how to design and apply the law. 2) In-depth … One can think of a toolbox of instruments, and the legislator usually has quite extensive freedom of choice from among the available tools. Regulatory measures may consist of (a) traditional interventions (like the classical top-down permit, where the government prescribes the behaviour of private actors), (b) economic interventions (for instance environmental taxes or grants) and (c) informational interventions (like the requirement to attach an energy label to a certain product).43 Every …

… sustainable and biobased society is taking place. This change is driven by the current trend of climate change and the predicted depletion of fossil reserves. The aim of the chemical industry is to not only replace currently made plastics and polymers with sustainable biobased alternatives, but also to produce new materials with additional useful characteristics from biological renewable sources. This requires a multidisciplinary approach in which production of biological resources, its processing … e-books of the UM Library. On Brightlands Chemelot Campus, you can use the Brightlands Guest Wi-Fi to get internet access. Different solutions are provided for remote access: Direct Library login, Library Access Browser Extension, Student Desktop Anywhere (SDA) and Virtual Private Network (VPN). All information is provided on the website: https://library.maastrichtuniversity.nl/services/remote-access/ Textbook as further reading material “Introduction to Chemicals from Biomass” (2015) J. Clark and … Explain the fundamentals of step and chain growth polymerization2. Explain thermodynamics and kinetics of phase transitions for glassy and semi-crystalline3. polymers Explain a molecular and theoretical understanding of polymer dynamics; rubber-elasticity and4. https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/meta/413717/molecular-biology-and-physiology-plants-and-microbes?print=1 https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/luisa.bortesi Biobased Materials 7 visco-elasticity Apply the effect of variations in …

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