Katia Hueso Kortekaas

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Universidad Pontificia Comillas

Spain

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Katia Hueso Kortekaas is an adjunct lecturer at Universidad Pontificia Comillas in Spain. Her research focuses on social life cycle assessment, environmental impacts of agriculture, and innovative energy solutions. She has recently contributed to studies on the implementation of halotolerant crops, intensive greenhouse farming, and the bioconversion of agricultural waste into renewable energy. Additionally, her work emphasizes the importance of multidisciplinary approaches to environmental conservation and education.

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Universidad Pontificia Comillas

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Social Life Cycle Assessment of Innovative Products from Solar Evaporation Iberian Saltworks: A Descriptive Approach to the Implementation of Halotolerant Crops and Microorganisms

Ground source heat pump driven by reciprocating engine firing biomethane from wastewater treatment plant sludge in a cogeneration for district heating and cooling. A case study in Spain

Conservation and Education in Spanish Geoparks: Exploratory Analysis of Land Stewardship Experiences and Valuation Proposal through Outdoor Education

Social Life Cycle Analysis of Intensive Greenhouse Farming: A Qualitative View of Tomato Production in Almeria (Spain)

The science of saline lakes: the need for a multidisciplinary approach

Anaerobic digestion of organic fraction combinations from food waste, for an optimal dynamic release of biogas, using H2 as an indicator

Salinas and “Saltscape” as a Geological Heritage with a Strong Potential for Tourism and Geoeducation

Bioconversion process of barley crop residues into biogas—energetic-environmental potential in Spain

Enhancing energy recovery in form of biogas, from vegetable and fruit wholesale markets by-products and wastes, with pretreatments

Energy-Environmental Impact Assessment of Greenhouse Grown Tomato: A Case Study in Almeria (Spain)

Inland Salinas in Spain: Classification, Characterisation, and Reflections on Unique Cultural Landscapes and Geoheritage

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MARIA EMILIA ROMAN LOPEZ

María del Mar CLEDERA-CASTRO

José Ignacio Linares

Ghaleb Fansa

José C. Romero

Marta Revuelta Aramburu

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