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  1. Operational Flexibility Through Hydraulic Retention Time and Its Influence on Mesophilic AD of Fattening/Finishing Phase
  2. 3D electrochemical cork granule process for the removal of pharmaceuticals from urban wastewater
  3. Enhancing anaerobic co-digestion of municipal mixed sludge with fruit and vegetable waste: Insights from batch and CSTR trials
  4. Assessing the Potential of a Hybrid Renewable Energy System: MSW Gasification and a PV Park in Lobito, Angola
  5. Fruit and vegetable wastes as co-substrates in anaerobic co-digestion: Effect of storage temperature on physicochemical properties and biogas production
  6. Neodymium removal and recovery from simulated NdFeB leachate using manganese ferrite nanoparticles
  7. Pig Slurry Anaerobic Digestion: The Role of Biochar as an Additive Towards Biogas and Digestate Improvement
  8. Applications and future trends of in situ technologies for biogas purification and upgrading
  9. Recovery of Nd3+ and Dy3+ from E-Waste Using Adsorbents from Spent Tyre Rubbers: Batch and Column Dynamic Assays
  10. Opportunities and Constraints of the Adsorption of Rare Earth Elements onto Pyrolytic Carbon-Based Materials: A Mini-Review
  11. Microalgae as a selenium vehicle for nutrition: a review
  12. Bioreactor Feeding Strategies to Improve Biogas Production and Pig Slurry Management Flexibility
  13. Recovery of rare earth elements (Nd3+ and Dy3+) by using carbon-based adsorbents from spent tire rubber
  14. Fruit and Vegetable Wastes Toward the Use as Co-Substrates in Anaerobic Co-Digestion: Effect of Storage Temperature on Physicochemical Properties
  15. Life cycle assessment of pharmaceutical and clinical packaging required for medication administration practices
  16. Effects of storage time in pig slurry to enhance bioenergy recovery
  17. Removal of Paracetamol and Cu2+ from Water by Using Porous Carbons Derived from Agrowastes
  18. P-Doped carbon catalyst highly efficient for benzodiazepine synthesis. Tires valorisation
  19. Opportunities and challenges in the anaerobic co-digestion of municipal sewage sludge and fruit and vegetable wastes: A review
  20. Valorisation of spent tire rubber as carbon adsorbents for Pb(II) and W(VI) in the framework of a Circular Economy
  21. Technical, Environmental, and Cost Assessment of Granite Sludge Valorisation
  22. Se-enrichment of Chlorella vulgaris grown under different trophic states for food supplementation
  23. Advantages of structural inspection and diagnosis for traditional buildings’ refurbishment: A Life Cycle Assessment perspective
  24. Conversion of Argan Nutshells into Novel Porous Carbons in the Scope of Circular Economy: Adsorption Performance of Emerging Contaminants
  25. BioH2 from Dark Fermentation of OFMSW: Effect of the Hydraulic Retention Time and Organic Loading Rate
  26. Evaluation of activated carbons produced from Maize Cob Waste for adsorption-based CO2 separation and biogas upgrading
  27. Cr(III) dynamic removal in a fixed-bed column by using a co-gasification char
  28. Beneficial and detrimental effects of choline chloride–oxalic acid deep eutectic solvent on biogas production
  29. Highly efficient porous carbons for the removal of W(VI) oxyanion from wastewaters
  30. Life cycle analysis of a biorefinery for activated carbon and biomethane production
  31. Life Cycle and Economic Analyses of the Removal of Pesticides and Pharmaceuticals from Municipal Wastewater by Anodic Oxidation
  32. Biomass Valorization to Produce Porous Carbons: Applications in CO2 Capture and Biogas Upgrading to Biomethane—A Mini-Review
  33. Nanoporous carbons prepared from argan nutshells as potential removal agents of diclofenac and paroxetine
  34. Activation of co-pyrolysis chars from rice wastes to improve the removal of Cr3+ from simulated and real industrial wastewaters
  35. Multi-component adsorption study by using bone char: modelling and removal mechanisms
  36. Assessment of potato peel and agro-forestry biochars supplementation on in vitro ruminal fermentation
  37. Porous carbons derived from hydrothermally treated biogas digestate
  38. Char from Spent Tire Rubber: A Potential Adsorbent of Remazol Yellow Dye
  39. Biomethane production through anaerobic co-digestion with Maize Cob Waste based on a biorefinery concept: A review
  40. Evaluation of the adsorption potential of biochars prepared from forest and agri-food wastes for the removal of fluoxetine
  41. New adsorbents from maize cob wastes and anaerobic digestate for H2S removal from biogas
  42. Recovery of Cr(III) by using chars from the co-gasification of agriculture and forestry wastes
  43. Cr(III) removal from synthetic and industrial wastewaters by using co-gasification chars of rice waste streams
  44. Thank you: A journal is as good as its reviewers
  45. Maize cob waste pre-treatments to enhance biogas production through co-anaerobic digestion with OFMSW
  46. Anaerobic digestion sludge composting—assessment of the star-up process
  47. Recovery of the polymer content of electrical cables for thermal and acoustic insulation
  48. Study of the removal mechanism of aquatic emergent pollutants by new bio-based chars
  49. Properties of chars from the gasification and pyrolysis of rice waste streams towards their valorisation as adsorbent materials
  50. Adding value to gasification and co-pyrolysis chars as removal agents of Cr3+
  51. High efficacy on diclofenac removal by activated carbon produced from potato peel waste
  52. Leaching behaviour and ecotoxicity evaluation of chars from the pyrolysis of forestry biomass and polymeric materials
  53. Lead can be removed from wastewaters by fly ashes
  54. Slagging and Fouling during Coal and Biomass Cofiring: Chemical Equilibrium Model Applied to FBC
  55. Concretes containing biomass ashes: Mechanical, chemical, and ecotoxic performances
  56. Removal of lead (Pb2+) from aqueous medium by using chars from co-pyrolysis
  57. Biomass ashes can remove phosphorus
  58. Chemical and ecotoxicological properties of size fractionated biomass ashes
  59. Analytical methods and validation for determining trace elements in red wines
  60. Using Biomass Ashes in Concretes Exposed to Salted Water and Freshwater: Mechanical and Chemical Properties
  61. Use of chemical fractionation to understand partitioning of biomass ash constituents during co-firing in fluidized bed combustion
  62. Physico-chemical properties of chars obtained in the co-pyrolysis of waste mixtures
  63. Evaluation of slagging and fouling tendency during biomass co-firing with coal in a fluidized bed
  64. Chemical and ecotoxicological properties of ashes produced in the co-combustion of coal and meat and bone meal in a fluidized bed reactor
  65. Uncertainty estimation to evaluate mass balances on a combustion system
  66. Characterization of chars produced in the co-pyrolysis of different wastes: Decontamination study
  67. Study of the Organic Extraction and Acidic Leaching of Chars Obtained in the Pyrolysis of Plastics, Tire Rubber and Forestry Biomass Wastes
  68. Stabilization/solidification of fly ashes and concrete production from bottom and circulating ashes produced in a power plant working under mono and co-combustion conditions
  69. Environmental and socio-economic assessment of co-combustion of coal, biomass and non-hazardous wastes in a Power Plant
  70. Determination of alkylphenols in eluates from pyrolysis solid residues using dispersive liquid–liquid microextraction
  71. Toxicity of char residues produced in the co-pyrolysis of different wastes
  72. Determination of aromatic compounds in eluates of pyrolysis solid residues using HS-GC–MS and DLLME–GC–MS
  73. Co-combustion of coal and sewage sludge: Chemical and ecotoxicological properties of ashes
  74. Chemical and ecotoxicological characterization of solid residues produced during the co-pyrolysis of plastics and pine biomass
  75. Study of the co-pyrolysis of biomass and plastic wastes
  76. Corrigendum to “Chemical and ecotoxicological characterization of ashes obtained from sewage sludge combustion in a fluidised-bed reactor” [J. Hazard. Mater. 147 (1–2) (2007) 175–183]
  77. Chemical and ecotoxicological characterization of ashes obtained from sewage sludge combustion in a fluidised-bed reactor
  78. Leaching Behaviour of a Glass Produced from a MSWI Bottom Ash
  79. Leaching Behaviour of a Glass Produced from a MSWI Bottom Ash
  80. The behaviour of ashes and heavy metals during the co-combustion of sewage sludges in a fluidised bed
  81. Ecotoxicological assessment of leachates from MSWI bottom ashes
  82. An ecotoxic risk assessment of residue materials produced by the plasma pyrolysis/vitrification (PP/V) process
  83. Sanitary quality of sands from beaches of azores islands
  84. Re-use of industrial orange wastes as organic fertilizers
  85. Efficiency of removal in stabilization ponds I. Influence of climate
  86. Efficiency of removal in stabilization ponds ii. statistical analysis of k values