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Related topic: Nutrient recycling
Run4Life – Recovery and Utilization of Nutrients 4 Low Impact
WATER PROJECTS EUROPE: Water in the Circular Economy Policy development
Run4Life and other H2020 projects participate on March 26th in “WATER PROJECTS EUROPE: Water in the Circular Economy Policy development”. The event, part of the Water Knowledge Europe Spring Edition (22-26 March), is organised by Water Europe in cooperation with EASME and the NextGen project. It brings together water experts and policy makers to discuss the governance challenges in the transition towards circular water solutions, and different regulations such as the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive, Sewage Sludge Directive, Industrial Emissions Directive and the Fertiliser Regulation. […]
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Outcomes of the Grassification webinar on valorisation of roadside cuttings
The Grassification project aims to turn the roadside cuttings from waste into a resource. The current valorization route is composting in the best case, but also non-legal practices like rotting alongside the roads are common. Recently, the consortium held a webinar on the valorisation of roadside grass cuttings to explore new and feasible solutions. […]
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FertiCycle held a winter school in collaboration with Nutri2Cycle
FertiCycle looks to develop the next generation of researcher to fill the gaps in processing, application and assessment of waste driven-nutrients to high-quality bio-based fertilisers. […]
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Latest news from LEX4BIO
LEX4BIO aims at optimising usage of bio-based fertilisers (BBF) from side-streams, ensuring their safety, building evidence-based trust in their usage and developing legislative framework for their use in order to reduce dependence upon mineral/fossil fertilisers, benefiting the environment and the EU’s economy. […]
Phos4You: Demonstrator to recover Phosphorus from waste water currently being operated at University of Liège
A new process called PULSE (Phosphorus ULiège Sludge Extraction) for recovery of phosphorous (P) from dried sewage sludge has been developed at ULiège within the framework of the Phos4You project. The research work is jointly funded by Interreg North-West Europe and Walloon region. […]
GRASS2ALGAE – Recycling nutrient from grass clippings for the production of circular proteins
In 2020, the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (Flanders) launched a call for the submission of project proposals from operational groups within the framework of the Rural Development Programming Document. In total, twenty-four operational groups in different sectors were selected, including our very own Grass2Algae in the Circular Economy topic. […]
BCE webinar series
Due to the ongoing pandemic of COVID-19, the Biorefine Cluster Europe is developing innovative ways to continue engaging and informing you on project activities and results from our community.
To this aim, the Biorefine Cluster Europe launched the ‘BCE webinar series’, a platform offering additional inspiration and exchange of views around biobased resource recovery from nutrient recycling to water recovery, from renewable energy to value chain assessment, from biochemicals to biomaterials. […]
Grassification – D 1.4.1. Co-digestion of roadside grass with VeDoWS manure and pig slurry
Optimo Project – New Recycling Regulation in Flanders
LIFE DOP :Demonstrative mOdel of circular economy Process in high quality dairy industry
The LIFE DOP project (Demonstrative mOdel of circular economy Process in high quality dairy industry) is a EU project, located in Mantua district, in the middle of the cheese production chain, aiming to demonstrate a new production model for Grana Padano PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) and Parmigiano Reggiano PDO, able to reduce the environmental impacts of production. As literature clearly outlines, (Thoma et al., 2012, IPCC 2006) a relevant area of GHG emission in milk production is the management of slurry and of nutrients, and these are key areas in which is important to invest to reduce burdens. […]