The increased nitrogen (N) input with low utilization rate in artificial N management has led
to massive reactive N (Nr) flows, putting the Earth in a high-risk state. It is essential to …

Excessive nitrogen can lead to eutrophication of water bodies. However, the removal of
nitrogen from low carbon source wastewater has always been challenging due to the limited …

The challenge of managing agricultural phosphorus (P) in saline regions entails both
reducing leaching for environmental protection and maintaining soil available P levels for …

Application of bioremediation in petroleum-contaminated soils is limited by its low efficiency.
Although biochar and urea are commonly used soil additives, their potential beneficial effect …

Adding compost to soil is an effective strategy to promote the degradation of organic
pollutants and reduce ecological risks. However, the effect of compost on the degradation of …

Pyrolysis of hydrocarbons holds promise for reducing CO2 emissions associated with
hydrogen production. This process co-produces solid zero-valent carbon (ZVC), which could …

The contradiction between theoretical metabolism of ammonium assimilation and
experiential understanding of conventional biosystems makes the rational optimization of …

Biochar has been widely recognized as an effective and eco-friendly ameliorant for saline
soils, but information about the mechanism of how biochar influences nitrification in salt …

Mangroves are of important economic and environmental value and research suggests that
their carbon sequestration and climate change mitigation potential is significantly larger than …

Hydrothermal technology (HT) has received much attention in recent years as a process to
convert wet organic waste into hydrochar. The aqueous phase (HTAP) produced by this …