In the current situation of a serious raw material crisis related to the disruption of supply
chains, the bioeconomy is of particular significance. Rising prices and the problem with the …

Water is the most extensively used raw material in the food and beverage industry. This
industrial sector has a negative impact on the environment and economy as a result of rising …

Phosphorus (P) is a non-renewable resource, and its recovery and recycling are necessary
for meeting future P demands and environmental conservation. Ash and hydrochar from …

At present, the problem of pollution and re-pollution caused by sewage sludge stacking at
random has become increasingly serious in many regions and countries including China …

The drawback of biochar as a soil ameliorant is its low-nutrient content while the bottleneck
of struvite production is its high chemical cost. This drew the idea of using designed biochar …

Slaughterhouse wastewater (SWW) contains a significant volume of highly polluted organic
wastes. These include blood, fat, soluble proteins, colloidal particles, suspended materials …

Phosphorus (P) recovery is important to reduce the dependence on natural and limited
resources of phosphate rock, which can simultaneously prevent phosphorus discharge into …

Phosphorus (P) recovery from dairy wastewater involves its accumulation into phosphorus-
rich sludge using a physico-chemical or biological process. The high iron content in …

Municipal and agricultural organic waste can be treated to recover energy, nutrients, and
carbon through resource recovery and carbon capture (RRCC) technologies such as …

The sustainable fulfilment of world energy demand should be based on the diversification of
the energetic portfolio and, at the same time, on the decrease of the use of fossil fuels in …