At high levels, phosphates and nitrates from mineral fertilizers and wastewaters are
contaminating natural waters, leading, for example, to eutrophication and death of many …

There is a growing trend to employ agricultural waste/by-products (AWBs) as the substrates
for the development of phosphate biosorbents. Nevertheless, due to the lack of anion …

Biochar (BC) is regarded as a potential carbon sequesterer, a soil fertility enhancer, and a
preventer of nutrient leaching. Phosphorus amended biochar could enhance soil fertility …

Struvite precipitation has been proven to be an effective method in removing and recovering
ammonia nitrogen (N) and phosphate phosphorus (P) from wastewater. In this study, effects …

The objective of the present study was to investigate the adsorption behavior of grounded
burnt patties (GBP), a solid waste generated from cooking fuel used in earthen stoves, as an …

Phosphorus is an essential mineral for the growth of plants which is supplied in the form of
fertilizers. Phosphorus remains an inseparable part of developing agrarian economics …

Struvite precipitation is an effective method to remove and recover ammonia and phosphate
from livestock wastewater. Struvite has properties similar to those of the traditional …

Hydrothermal carbonization producing hydrochar from organic waste is increasingly gaining
attention to deal with the challenge of excess waste activated sludge produced during …

There is a growing research interest in the development of adsorbents based on agricultural
wastes (AWs) for the removal of phosphate from waste water sources, which otherwise can …

Phosphorus is a nonrenewable resource, yet an essential nutrient in crop fertilizers that
helps meet growing agricultural and food demands. As a limiting nutrient for primary …