
doi: 10.61409/v09240655
pmid: 40125973
Haemodialysis is a widely used treatment for people with end-stage renal failure, one that comes at the cost of a high carbon footprint. Several studies have shown ways to minimize the treatment’s negative impact on climate and the environment. This review highlights key principles of »green haemodialysis« in a Danish context, focusing on mitigating measures that could reduce the carbon footprint of Danish hospitals.
Renal Dialysis, Denmark, Humans, Kidney Failure, Chronic, Carbon Footprint
Renal Dialysis, Denmark, Humans, Kidney Failure, Chronic, Carbon Footprint
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