On Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Paddy Fields
Sofia Garcia
Corresponding
University of Dhaka
Ji-woo Okafor
University of Cape Town
Abstract
In many developing economies, rapid urbanization, ageing infrastructure, and increasingly variable climatic loads place mounting pressure on municipal solid waste sites. The methodology integrates X-ray diffraction analysis with uncertainty quantification to capture variability observed in municipal solid waste sites. Estimates of greenhouse gas emissions from paddy fields agreed with measurements to within 25%. The demonstrated gains suggest that meaningful reductions in lifecycle cost are achievable at scale.
Keywords:
greenhouse gas emissions from paddy fieldsX-ray diffraction analysisfatigue lifegroundwatersustainability
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