Incorporation of Crop Residues into Soil: A Practice to Improve Soil Chemical Properties

Coulibaly, Sifolo Seydou; Touré, Mamadou Kabirou; Kouamé, Amoin E.; Kambou, Ini C.; Soro, Sientchon Y.; Yéo, Kadokan I.; Koné, Sita

doi:10.4236/as.2020.1112078

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“…Data obtained from USDA Agricultural Marketing Service from 2011 through 2022 and USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service before 2011. (b) Available N amount in the US that does not originate from natural gas-derived mineral fertilizers for animal manure, , food waste of MSW, , agricultural residues, − forestry residues, , and municipal sewage sludge . Uncertainties are provided for the upper and lower values found in the literature.…”

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Role and Responsibility of Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering in Providing Safe and Sufficient Nitrogen Fertilizer Supply at Turbulent Times

Eisa¹,

Ragauskaitė²,

Adhikari³

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ACS Sustainable Chem. Eng.

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certain negative environmental impacts. 45−47 Overall, decisive action is needed to ensure safe and sufficient N fertilizer supply under turbulent times, and sustainable chemistry and engineering have to play a significant role. This is substantiated by the fact that the population is projected to increase to ∼9.8 billion by 2050, while the N-rich protein diet is also expected to increase as 99% of the population growth from 2020 to 2050 is projected to occur in Asia and Africa, currently on a low-protein diet. 48 We hope that this editorial will stimulate and seed creative thinking in obtaining sustainable synthesis routes of efficient and stable N fertilizers from widely available waste, rather than utilizing natural gas.

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