Waste Management Screening and characterization of thermally modified biowaste-derived hydrochars for slow-release fertilizer for alkaline soil reclamation LikeLiked Date: May 3, 2025 Less than 1 MinRead Views: 106 Publication date: June 2025 Source: Cleaner Waste Systems, Volume 11 Author(s): Karan Sathish, Shweta Saraswat Source: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2772912525000557?dgcid=rss_sd_all Tags:Materials Industry FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsAppTelegramEmail ALT-Lab-Ad-1ALT-Lab-Ad-2ALT-Lab-Ad-3ALT-Lab-Ad-4ALT-Lab-Ad-5ALT-Lab-Ad-6ALT-Lab-Ad-7ALT-Lab-Ad-8ALT-Lab-Ad-9ALT-Lab-Ad-10ALT-Lab-Ad-11ALT-Lab-Ad-12ALT-Lab-Ad-13 Recent Articles STONEY Shifts to Clear Packaging Packaging October 2, 2026 Atmonia scales green ammonia with single-step electrochemical process Food & Agriculture October 2, 2026 Discussing VLA 2.0 vs. FSD on Ludicrous Feed Clean Tech October 2, 2026 OTEC Works. The Seawater Flow Is The Problem. Clean Tech October 2, 2026 Anchor Packaging’s Foodservice Container Earns ‘Best New Product’ Award Packaging October 2, 2026 Environmental evaluation of fennel waste valorization options Waste Management October 2, 2026 AFYREN and Terrial renew multi-year bio-based fertilizer partnership Environmental News October 2, 2026 Heat-treated PAN Fiber Mats Enable Flexible Temperature and Pressure Sensing at High Temperatures Research October 2, 2026 Levy Global Brings Recruitment and Consulting Services Together Under One Global Brand Materials & Chemicals October 2, 2026 Diginex Launches New Supply Chain Due Diligence Platform Environmental News October 2, 2026 Load more