Bivalves aquaculture is already considered a very sustainable for of food production and
might become an essential pillar on which to develop future global food security. However …

Bivalve shells, available in abundance, have no eminent use and are commonly regarded
as waste. Their improper disposal causes a significant level of environmental concern and …

Today, commercial mollusk farming is an essential component of the global aquaculture
industry with a share of 23% of the world's total production and the tendency of continual …

Abstract In Korea, as about 300,000 tons of oyster shell wastes are currently generated
every year, the shell waste treatment has been an environmental, social, and economic …

Mussel shell is a carbonate-rich by-product that could be recycled in wastewater treatment.
In this work, phosphorus removal from aqueous solutions was obtained in a series of batch …

In view of the continuous decline in organic carbon content in citrus orchard soil, to explore
the effects of biochar and farmland waste on the transformation of organic carbon in citrus …

We report the synthesis of hydroxyapatite (HAP) powder from waste mussel shells
(decomposed to CaO) and phosphoric acid at room temperature without pH control. The …

The shell of the freshwater mussel (Mollusca: Bivalvia) is a composite biological material
linked with multifunctional roles in sustaining ecosystem services. Apart from providing …

The spread of raft-farming of mussels in river estuaries around the world produces about 1.4
million tons of shell waste which mainly ends up in landfills. In addition, the United Nations …

Different batches of valued mussel shell and waste mussel shell ash are characterised.
Shell ash has pH> 12 and high electrical conductivities (between 16.01 and 27.27 dS m− 1) …