福利姬

Planning for nutrient and energy recovery through biogas for future sustainable food systems.

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Researchers at LiU have shown that coordinated management of excrement from animals and humans could save nearly EUR 100 million each year. The key is to produce the biogas from the excrement before it is used as fertiliser.