Closing the phosphorus cycle

Paul J. A. Withers ()
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Paul J. A. Withers: Lancaster University

Nature Sustainability, 2019, vol. 2, issue 11, 1001-1002

Abstract: Phosphorus recovery is as important for closing the phosphorus cycle as its discovery 350 years ago was for food production. A new analysis highlights costs and benefits of creating value from the wastes generated by our food systems and modern lifestyles.

Date: 2019
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