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Sewage sludge as renewable energy

Zsirai, 2011

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2340159734475912766
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Zsirai I
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Residuals Sci. Tech

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Organic sludge volume has been increasing since a while in European Union (EU)/Rest of the World (ROW) due to strengthened legal environment across the region, this process is specially observed in EU countries driven by major investment cycle since 1990 closing the …
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