2024
DOI: 10.1007/s12649-024-02677-z
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The Composting of Water Hyacinth: A Life Cycle Assessment Perspective

Laís Fabiana Serafini,
Margarida Arrobas,
Manuel Ângelo Rodrigues
et al.

Abstract: Water hyacinth is an invasive species that causes eutrophication in lentic waters. While mechanical removal is effective, it generates hazardous waste with biological contamination risk. Composting is a safe waste treatment option, inhibiting seeds and yielding agriculturally suitable compost. Life cycle assessment evaluated the environmental impacts of six composting piles using eight different by-products (potato peel, cattle manure, wood chip, rice straw, potato leftovers, olive pomace and biochar), all for… Show more

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