This study investigates the sustainability of ecotechnologies for recovering carbon and nutrients, and how a so-called “bottom-up” approach can influence decision-making.
This publication reports on the potential of game co-design as a systemic practice to improve the situation of Baltic Sea nutrient enrichment.
This study presents a sustainability assessment of technical systems for recovering nutrients and carbon from domestic wastewater.
This study highlights factors influencing judgment and decision-making regarding sludge and its use as fertilizer in agriculture in Sweden.
This paper highlights approaches for transforming towards a more circular nutrient economy with relevance to SDGs 6 and 14.
A regular supply of nitrogen and phosphorus to agriculture is needed for global food security, and nutrient recycling necessary for increased rural–urban sustainability.
The aim of this paper is to collate evidence on ecotechnologies intended for use in the wastewater sector globally to facilitate the recovery or reuse of carbon and/or nutrients.
This study applied the Soil & Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) in three catchments flowing to the Baltic Sea to simulate the effectiveness of nutrient control measures.
This study addresses the effectiveness of nutrient load reduction by SWAT model application in three case study catchments draining to the Baltic Sea.
