The Blackburn Press / Johnston A.E. / QLA GmbH / Soil Matter Dynamics Group / Milieu Ltd. / Firma HW Rönner GmbH / pH / CO2 CO / Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH / /
Country
Switzerland / Germany / Norway / Sri Lanka / Belgium / Austria / United States / United Kingdom / Denmark / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Analyst Recommendation / /
Facility
University of Newcastle / University of Hohenheim / Universität Hohenheim Institute of Crop Science Fertilisation / University of Wageningen / Newcastle University / Research Institute of Organic Agriculture / Plant Research International / Bioforsk Norwegian Institute / Karlsruhe Institute of Technology / University of Copenhagen Department / Institute of Crop Science / /
Holiday
Ostara / /
IndustryTerm
chemical dissolution / struvite crystalline network / chemical inputs / increased greenhouse gas / end product / sewage sludge precipitation products / food / energy / treated sewage products / metal / precipitation product / pharmaceuticals / crystallization products / metal phosphates e.g. / energy requirements / precipitation products / chemical treatment / chemical precipitation / increased greenhouse gas emissions / chemicals / /
MarketIndex
HMN / /
Organization
Newcastle University / Norwegian Institute / European Parliament / University of Newcastle / Institute of Technology / Institut für Siedlungswasserbau / European Union / University of Copenhagen / /
Person
Brigitta Maurer / Astrid Oberson / Kristin Løes / Christian Kabbe / Iris Wollmann / Gilles Weidmann / Kurt Möller / Jakob Magid / Kate Gascoyne / E. Kaschka / V / Ash Filter / Julia Cooper / Stefan Hörtenhuber / Anne-Kristin Løes / Jürgen Friedel / Paul Mäder / /
Position
General / Major / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / M.B. / P.N. / /
PublishedMedium
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health / /
FAC T SHEE T Assessment of Alternative Phosphorus Fertilizers for Organic Farming: Sewage Precipitation Products The application of sewage sludge to agricultural land is currently prohibited in organic farming due to the