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Current state of sludge production, management, treatment and disposal in China
Water Research · 2015 · Vol. 78 · pp. 60–73
Guang Yang✉(Renmin University of China)Guangming Zhang(Renmin University of China)Hongchen Wang(Renmin University of China)
Wastewater Treatment and ReuseConstructed Wetlands for Wastewater TreatmentPhosphorus and nutrient managementWaste managementChinaEnvironmental scienceDewateringIncinerationAnaerobic digestionProduction (economics)Sewage sludge treatmentSewage sludgeDumping
MeSH terms
AgricultureChinaSewageSoilWaste Disposal, FluidIncineration
Funding
- National Natural Science Foundation of China
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1,086
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