Vinasse Processing Regulates N2O Emissions in Sugarcane Soils Through Water and Carbon Controls
Alternative vinasse management strategies regulate N2O emissions in sugarcane soils through water and carbon controls. Processing vinasse can reduce N2O emissions while retaining its agronomic value. ABSTRACT Vinasse is a major residue of sugarcane‐based ethanol production and is widely applied to soils as an organic fertilizer.
Leandro Carolino Gonzaga +4 more
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On the Development of Innovative Column Internals for Nitrogen Recovery from Agricultural Waste. [PDF]
Bernemann SA +3 more
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Methane Emissions in Melbourne, Australia; Part 1: Prior Estimates Using Global and National Data
Abstract This paper is the first part of a comprehensive study that enhances the understanding of methane emissions in Melbourne, Australia, by combining emission inventories and atmospheric observations. We utilized global, national and regional datasets to produce prior gridded estimates of methane emissions for the Melbourne region.
N. Shahrokhi +13 more
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Renewable energy-based drying of medicinal plants: enhancing efficiency, phytochemical retention, and quality. [PDF]
Zamani S +5 more
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From technical feasibility to systemic viability: valorising semi-natural grassland biomass in a conservation-driven bioeconomy. [PDF]
Jaanimägi A +3 more
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Occupational injuries caused by exposure to hydrogen sulfide generated by microbial activity. [PDF]
Vranová M +4 more
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Research Progress on the Pre-Treatment of Chicken Feathers for Biogas Production. [PDF]
Oliveira-Alves IBC +8 more
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Process performance and microbial community dynamics in semi-dry mesophilic co-digestion of crop residues and livestock manure. [PDF]
Zhu X +6 more
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Sustainability and contribution of household biogas plants to energy transition in Nepal. [PDF]
Lohani SP +3 more
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Comparing the performance of functional versus taxonomic metagenomics for detecting ammonia disturbances in the biogas system. [PDF]
Boers D +3 more
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