The dynamic price increases of fertilizers and the generation of organic waste are currently
global issues. The growth of the population has led to increased production of solid …

In recent years, pharmaceutical active compounds (PhACs) have attained global
prevalence. The behavior of PhACs in agricultural soils is complex and depends on several …

Plastic pollution is a widespread issue that poses a threat to agroecosystems. Recent data
on microplastic (MP) pollution from compost and its application to soil have highlighted the …

Composting is a biological reaction caused by microorganisms. Composting efficiency can
be adequately increased by adding biochar and/or by inoculating with exogenous …

This study investigated the effects of inoculating thermophilic and mature composts on
maturity, gaseous emissions, and bacterial communities during the co-composting of kitchen …

Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) provide a serious threat to human health and the
environment in soil and water ecosystems. This thorough analysis explores creative …

Pharmaceutical active compound (PhAC) residues are considered an emerging
micropollutant that enters the aquatic environment and causes harmful ecotoxicity. The …

Tailoring physical and chemical properties of biochar enhances its selectivity, treatability,
and efficiency in contaminant remediation. Thus, engineered biochar has emerged as a …

Abstracts Utilizing organic waste to sustain agricultural productivity poses a global
challenge. Increasing soil organic carbon through compost-biochar pellets emerges as a …

This research aimed to investigate the distinct roles of biochar and Fe 2 O 3 in the
passivation of Cu and Zn during the co-composting of pig manure (PM) and wine grape …