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MAY 22-24, 2024 - Milan, Italy CoEEE 2024 It is our great pleasure to warmly invite you to the 2024 4th International Joint Conference on Energy and Environmental Engineering (CoEEE 2024), which will be held in Milan, Italy during May 22-24, 2024. The conference is dedicated to providing the platform and opportunities for researchers, scientists, engineers and scholars to exchange and share their experiences, new ideas and research in the common research field of Energy and Environmental Engineering, and to discuss practical issues, the challenges encountered as well as the solutions adopted. Energy security, environmental degradation, soil & water loss, and climate change are the current and future grand challenges of the world. Energy and environmental engineering contribute immensely to these grand challenges and are important to the economic and ecological sustainability of the world. While the public has established the local-realism-based vision that the new energies (solar & wind power, biofuel, carbon capture and storage, etc.) and environmental engineering technologies (ecological restoration, wetlands, water & soil reservation, wastewater and sludge treatment, desalination, etc.) may be beneficial for resource conservation and climate change mitigation, the far-reaching ecological impact of these engineering projects to the environment is little explored. The ecosystem is an entity of complex network connections, where one slight change can affect the whole, but these complex interconnections remain little known to humans. For instance, it has been increasingly realized that all forms of renewable energy production rely on machines built with non-renewable minerals, which means that with current technologies, no form of renewable energy is 100% "renewable". The interlinkage of different ecological elements calls for a systems vision.  |