Closing the circle for urban food waste anaerobic digestion: The use of digestate and biochar on plant growth in potting soil
Authors:
- Bede S. MickanBMBede S. Mickan
- Ai-Tian RenARAi-Tian Ren
- Christopher H. BuhlmannCBChristopher H. Buhlmann
- Anas GhadouaniAnas Ghadouani
- Zakaria M. SolaimanZakaria M. Solaiman
- Sasha JenkinsSJSasha Jenkins
- Jiayin PangJPJiayin Pang
- Megan H. RyanMRMegan H. Ryan
- 12 March 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Cleaner Production
- Vol. 347
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