Population growth leads to an increase in the demand for energy, water, and food as cities
grow and urbanize. However, the Earth's limited resources are unable to meet these rising …

Soil nutrient imbalance is a global threat to food security and ecosystem sustainability but
adding organic residues or constructing anthropogenic soils and technosols can optimize it …

Member States of the European Union must ban burning arable stubble by 2023 and
improve the recycling of organic waste into fertilizers and organic farming practices by 2030 …

The reuse of construction and demolition waste (CDW) is of great significance for the
reasonable treatment of urban waste and the protection of soil. CDW fines less than 10 mm …

Soilless substrates supporting plant production have been the research focus in recent
decades. Green waste compost (GWC)-based substrates have shown the feasibility in …

Population growth has driven an increased demand for solid construction materials, leading
to higher amounts of construction and demolition waste (C&DW). Efficient strategies to …

Construction and demolition debris (CDD) fines are a byproduct of mechanized CDD
recycling. Fines contain soil, wood, gypsum drywall, concrete, paper, and plastic and they …

Worldwide, over half of all preschool-aged children and two-thirds of non-pregnant women
of reproductive age suffer from hidden hunger. This situation may worsen due to the …

The world population will grow up to 9.8 billion by 2050. The intensification in urban growth
will occur on all continents and in all sizes of cities, especially in developing countries …

La construction de sols à partir de déchets encourage la transition d'une économie linéaire
vers une économie circulaire en recyclant les matériaux pour produire des sols fertiles pour …