“... of ammonia (N-NH3). However, dross disposal in soil decreased pH (<4) of groundwater and increased...”
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Subjects: “...Final disposal...”
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“... addresses the following subtopics after the introduction: current solid waste disposal and environmental...”
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Subjects: “...stillage; land disposal; exchangeable cations...”
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Subjects: “...land disposal...”
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“...The urban population increase in the world, the economic expansion, and the rise in living...”
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Subjects: “...Cellulose industry - Waste disposal...”
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Subjects: “...wastewater disposal...”
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Subjects: “...Soil and organic matter...”
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“... applications such as packaging, bottles and trays. The disposal of these more degradable products, however, may...”
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“... decrease of the appropriate disposal areas and the disordered consumption of raw material. This article...”
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Subjects: “...soil physical and chemical properties...”
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“..., causing a decrease in the availability of nutrients, and the soils treated with vinasse had an increase...”
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“... of applying HARFB reactors for energy recovery and alternative waste disposal. Graphical abstract: [Figure not...”
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“... water and oxygen; causing a decrease in pH and an increase in the mobility of metals in the soil. The...”
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“... of manufacture of dairy by-products, animal disposal and replacement rates, and treatments of affected cows...”
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“...Sanitary landfills are a well-planned engineering work for final disposal of municipal solid waste...”
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“.../2006. The temporal analysis revealed a significant decrease in green areas (from 37.22% to 8.70%) and...”
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“... solid waste disposal, sewage and shrimp farming, the latter emitting effluents directly into the estuary...”
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