Targeting yield constraints with soil carbon
Renske Hijbeek
This paper explores how soil carbon affects crop yield constraints, suggesting that soil carbon management could contribute to agricultural productivity improvement.
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Renske Hijbeek
This paper explores how soil carbon affects crop yield constraints, suggesting that soil carbon management could contribute to agricultural productivity improvement.
Revati Raman Maurya, Savita Dewangan, Saurbh Shukla +3
This study examines the effects of organic amendments in fruit-based agroforestry systems in the Vindhyan region of India, focusing on crop productivity, soil properties, and climate change mitigation. It provides insights into sustainable …
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This paper presents a methodology for assessing avoided emissions through reuse, excluding the use phase from the product life cycle. It assumes the use phase is fairly equal for most items, providing a framework to quantify the environment…
Yiwen Zhang, Y. Jun Xu, Yifei Zhang +2
This study identifies greenhouse gas hotspots in the tailwater treatment of factory-style aquaculture cascades, suggesting potential for emission reductions across the system. It offers a new perspective for decarbonizing the aquaculture se…
JIA A.
This paper presents a case study of deliverability enhancement techniques for mature gas fields, focusing on Carboniferous reservoirs in the Wubaiti gas field, eastern Sichuan Basin, China. It analyzes specific measures and their effectiven…
Lee S.
This paper analyzes the drivers of municipal solid waste (MSW) generation and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the waste sector in the United States. It suggests that improved waste management could contribute to climate mitigation, thou…
Motelica-Wagenaar A.M.
This paper examines the potential impact of measures taken by water authorities on greenhouse gas emissions. It suggests that improvements in water management could contribute to climate change mitigation, but specific methods and results a…
Alola A.A.
This paper analyzes greenhouse gas emissions from waste management, industrial, and agricultural sectors associated with biomass, fossil fuel, and metallic ores utilization in Iceland. It likely contributes to refining emission inventories …
Shu Yan, Xupeng Zhai, Mi Zhou +3
This study investigates carbon nanotube-reinforced 3D-printed porous geopolymers derived from alkali-activated coal gangue and fly ash, focusing on high-temperature phase evolution and mechanical properties. The work demonstrates potential …
Carlos Alberto Guerrero Fajardo, David Bocanegra-Cardenas
This study produces activated carbon from corn cob waste in Colombia and evaluates its adsorption capacity for phenolic compounds. Maximum adsorption of 97 mg/g for 4-nitrophenol was achieved, and magnetite enhanced adsorption of 2-nitrophe…
Tsepiso Kabi, Liberty L. Mguni, Joshua Gorimbo +5
This study converts Amarula liqueur production waste (fruit, seed, shell) into activated carbon via pyrolysis and steam activation, evaluating its adsorptive desulfurization of dibenzothiophene (DBT) from model diesel. Shell-derived carbon …
Mei Wang, Qiongyi Qiu, Yu Gong +5
This paper examines the effects of shrimp-rice co-culture on greenhouse gas emissions from shrimp pond water surfaces and its mechanisms. It suggests potential emission reductions, contributing to sustainable aquaculture.
Nigussie A.
This study investigates the effects of delayed addition of nitrogen-rich substrates during municipal waste composting, focusing on nitrogen loss, greenhouse gas emissions, and compost stability. The findings suggest that optimizing the timi…
Albin Pious 1, D. 2, Abner John 3 +1
This review outlines the concept and process of organic certification, its role in fruit crop production, market prospects domestically and internationally, associated constraints, and strategies to strengthen the organic fruit sector for l…
M. R. Naik, Jassica Keren Puli Keren Puli, B. Bhargavi +4
This paper examines the role of ornamental ground cover plants in slope protection and seismic resilience. These plants stabilize soil, reduce runoff, and mitigate erosion and landslides, while also providing co-benefits like biodiversity c…
K.C Izunwanne, J. Amaefule, Astor Idris Abuh
This study explores the untapped potential of Nigeria's sports industry in transitioning to a green economy. A survey of 350 sports stakeholders found moderate awareness of green economy concepts and a significant relationship between sport…
Vidyawati, R. Jadoun, Saurabh Singh
This study analyzes the impact of rural finance on agribusiness development in India, focusing on the shift from informal lending to institutional credit. Commercial banks dominate agricultural credit, but small farmers face constraints lik…
Mario Herberz, Lukas Engel, Claudia R. Schneider +1
This research investigates psychological barriers to carbon competence—accurate perception of GHG emissions of climate actions. Across three preregistered studies (N=2,924), it finds low-impact actions are more common and knowledge is limit…
Dimitris Barmpakos, Apostolos Apostolakis, Vassiliki Belessi +3
Eco-friendly water-based inks using carbon black and functionalized reduced graphene oxide for paper-based printed electronics. Devices function as temperature sensors and microheaters with stable performance and low power consumption, offe…
MK Diptikanta Rout, Bheem Pratap, Punyamayee Pattanaik +1
This study evaluates the use of Linz-Donawitz slag, a steel industry byproduct, in self-compacting concrete, assessing its effects on strength, microstructure, and low-carbon efficiency. By partially replacing cement, the approach can reduc…
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