Biodegradable material, primarily composed of food waste, accounts for 40–70 wt% of
municipal solid waste (MSW) in develo** countries. Therefore, to establish a sustainable …

Bioaerosols generated at composting plants are released during processes that involve the
vigorous movement of material such as shredding, compost pile turning, or compost …

This study investigated the effect of changes in organic loading rate (OLR) and feedstock on
the volatile fatty acids (VFAs) production and their potential use as a bioengineering …

Frequent low visibility, haze pollution caused by heavy fine particulate matter (PM 2.5)
loading, has been entailing significant environmental issues and health risks in China since …

Bioaerosols (or biogenic aerosols) have largely been overlooked by molecular ecologists.
However, this is rapidly changing as bioaerosols play key roles in public health …

The organisms in aerosol microenvironments, especially densely populated urban areas,
are relevant to maintenance of public health and detection of potential epidemic or biothreat …

Particle size is a significant factor in determining the dispersal and inhalation risk from
bioaerosols. Green-waste composting is a significant source of bioaerosols (including …

Pyrosequencing and lipid fingerprinting were used to link anaerobic digestion (AD) process
parameters (pH, alkalinity, volatile fatty acids (VFAs), biogas production and methane …

Addition of organic amendments is a common practice to restore fertility and to increase
productivity of degraded soils. Long-term effects of this practice on Mediterranean soils are …

The impact of bioaerosol emissions from urban, agricultural and industrial environments on
local air quality is of growing policy concern. Yet the risk exposure from outdoor emissions is …