Biochar as a water protection tool in peatland forestry – nutrient recovery from runoff water
Elham Kakaei Lafdani
Abstract:Water quality is significantly affected by the forest logging activities that are carried out in drained peatlands, which causes a notable enhancement in sediment loading and nutrient export to water bodies. Furthermore, the seasonal fluctuations in nutrient concentrations in the runoff further underscore the need for efficient water protection tools in peatland forestry. To address these issues, biochar-based adsorption methods can potentially offer an effective alternative for water protection in peatland f… Show more
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