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Evaluation of the nutrients cycle, humification process, and agronomic efficiency of organic wastes composting enriched with phosphate sludge

Haouas et al., 2021

Document ID
9847361152372084309
Author
Haouas A
El Modafar C
Douira A
Ibnsouda-Koraichi S
Filali-Maltouf A
Moukhli A
Amir S
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Publication venue
Journal of Cleaner Production

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Composting is now at the core of the environmental policy and the circular economy as one of the best options for recycling organic waste leading to a high-value final product. However, composting organic waste suffers from several drawbacks in the resulting product …
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