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Sustainable management of BNR biosolids
The sustainable management of BNR biosolids requires a holistic approach which integrates BNR liquid treatment processes, on-site sludge handling processes and off-site biosolids reuse/disposal.
Timothy J. Kempton, Edward Cusack
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Fly Ash and Composted Biosolids as a Source of Fe for Hybrid Poplar: A Greenhouse Study
Soils of northwest New Mexico have an elevated pH and CaCO3 content that reduces Fe solubility, causes chlorosis, and reduces crop yields. Could biosolids and fly ash, enriched with Fe, provide safe alternatives to expensive Fe EDDHA (sodium ferric ...
Kevin Lombard +6 more
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Estimating Nitrogen Availability of Heat-Dried Biosolids
As heat-dried biosolids become more widely produced and marketed, it is important to improve estimates of N availability from these materials. Objectives were to compare plant-available N among three different heat-dried biosolids and determine if ...
Craig G. Cogger +2 more
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Applying sewage sludge and biosolids to agricultural lands has become an increasingly essential aspect of sustainable waste management and circular economy as it contributes positively to nutrient recycling, soil fertility and environmental health.
Toyin Dunsin Saliu, Sébastien Sauvé
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Biosolids: soil quality and fertility benefits. UKWIR Report Ref. No. 15/SL/01/8
Biosolids are a valuable source of available plant nutrients and stable organic matter, which can reduce manufactured fertiliser costs and benefit soil structure and fertility.
Taylor, M. +4 more
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Odours from stabilized anaerobically digested wastewater sludge – biosolids can cause local community odorous impact. Contributions from some volatile organic compounds (VOCs) to nuisance odours are not well understood.
Radoslaw J. Barczak +2 more
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The United States National Biosolids Partnership: Improving Biosolids Management
The U.S. National Biosolids Partnership (NBP), an alliance of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) and Water Environment Federation (WEF), was formed in 1997 in response to public acceptance issues dealing with biosolids management.
L. A. Stone, P. S. Machno, E. DeMichele
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Information available from published epidemiological studies, laboratory studies and field studies was surveyed and it was concluded that there was not sufficient evidence to suggest that the composting process completely removed the risk associated with
Gibbs, R.A., Ho, G.E.
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Application of biosolids in soils is an efficient method of recycling nutrients from biosolids and it is considered even safer when it is modified after mixing and diluting with other suitable soil organic amendments. A variety of soil organic amendments,
Sanjutha Shanmugam, Lynette K. Abbott
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Non-labile silver species in biosolids remain stable throughout 50 years of weathering and ageing
Increasing commercial use of nanosilver has focussed attention on the fate of silver (Ag) in the wastewater release pathway. This paper reports the speciation and lability of Ag in archived, stockpiled, and contemporary biosolids from the UK, USA and ...
Lombi, E +25 more
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