Phosphorus (P) is an essential element for the growth and reproduction of organisms.
Unfortunately, the natural P cycle has been broken by the overexploitation of P ores and the …

Phosphorus (P) is an essential microelement for biota. Phosphate minerals obtained
through subsurface mining are the main sources of P. Phosphate-bearing rocks are …

The climate-related concerns associated with the manufacturing of synthetic fertilizers are
largely traced back to energy and carbon emissions during the chemical manufacturing of …

Nutrient pollution of waterbodies is a major worldwide water quality problem. Excessive use
and discharge of nutrients can lead to eutrophication and algal blooms in fresh and marine …

Livestock wastewater contains a large amount of nitrogen and phosphorus, and how to
effectively treat this wastewater has become a primary bottleneck limiting the development of …

Recovering nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) from wastewater is crucial for environmental
protection and resource sustainability. Chemical precipitation and Mg electrocoagulation …

Concerns over dwindling phosphorus (P) reserves and costs associated with wastewater
remediation due to excessive nutrient content may be alleviated simultaneously via …

A new electrochemical system is proposed for simultaneous electricity production and
phosphorus removal using an aluminum-air reverse electrodialysis (RED) cell combined …

Crop production benefits from nutrients in animal wastewater, but direct usage has had an
adverse impact on the environment. This impact could be mitigated by electro-precipitation …

Fig. 1. Literature values for a) Specific energy and b) Volumetric energy plotted against P
conversion (equivalent to P recovery) for P recovery technologies. Blue ellipses indicate …