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Pyrolysis Treatment Enables Safe Application of Sewage Sludge in Horticulture: Tracking Potentially Toxic Elements Through the Biochar-Soil–Plant System in Tomato
Changes in phosphorus due to pyrolysis and in the soil-plant system amended with sewage sludge biochar compared to conventional P fertilizers: A global meta-analysis
Effect of terminal temperature on the morphology and heavy metal concentrations of typical rural domestic biochar and its potential use in ammonia nitrogen adsorption
Upgrading residues from wastewater and drinking water treatment plants as low-cost adsorbents to remove extracellular DNA and microorganisms carrying antibiotic resistance genes from treated effluents
Pyrolysis derived char from municipal and industrial sludge: Impact of organic decomposition and inorganic accumulation on the fuel characteristics of char
Mineralization and mobilization of biosolids phosphorus in soil: A concise review
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