The coal-fired power plant produces a by-product called as fly ash. Large quantity of fly ash
is generated throughout the world and storage as well as disposal of this menace is a …

Though in last four decades various alternate energy sources have come into the limelight,
the hyperbolic use of coal as a prime energy source cannot be counterbalanced. Disposal of …

Fly ash is considered as an environmental hazard worldwide, since it generally contain
organic pollutants, probable toxic metals like Se, As, B, V, Al, Pb, Hg, Cr and radionuclide's …

Due to the intensive use of fertilisers, soil degradation has become a global problem,
leading to the depletion of organic matter and soil fertility. Meanwhile, the intensification of …

An open and indiscriminate disposal of coal fly ash causes extensive changes in
physicochemical properties of soil and water. Few studies propose that coal fly ash is a …

The present study has focused on the evaluation of the maximum amount of flyash (FA)
utilization augmentation in the acidic soil (pH 6.1) with the manure during the growth …

Improvement of strength and subgrade characteristics of soil by stabilization is one of the
popular techniques nowadays. The use of construction demolition (C&D) waste in soil …

Fly ash generated from coal-fired power plants is a source of potential pollutants, but can be
used as a soil ameliorant to increase plant biomass and yield in agriculture. However, the …

A field study was conducted to investigate the potential of residues from renewable energy
production for fertilizing pastures. Six treatments including manure or biogas sludge, each …

As the global population is expected to reach 9 billion by 2050, humanity needs to balance
an ever increasing demand for food, energy and natural resources, with sustainable …