Name: Sustainable Agricultural Waste Management. Advantages, Challenges, and Further Improvements
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Author: Eric D., Ph.D. van Hullebusch;Rajesh Kumar, PhD Sharma;Prince Kumar, PhD Singh;Indrajeet, PhD Kumar
ISBN: 9780443383014

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Sustainable Agricultural Waste Management. Advantages, Challenges, and Further Improvements

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Academic Press Inc

Author

Eric D., Ph.D. van Hullebusch;Rajesh Kumar, PhD Sharma;Prince Kumar, PhD Singh;Indrajeet, PhD Kumar

Year

2026

Pages

400

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

23.50 x 19.10 cm

ISBN13

9780443383014

Sustainable Agricultural Waste Management. Advantages, Challenges, and Further Improvements

Eric D., Ph.d. Van Hullebusch;Rajesh Kumar, Phd Sharma;Prince Kumar, Phd Singh;Indrajeet, Phd Kumar (Author) · Academic Press Inc · Paperback

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Synopsis "Sustainable Agricultural Waste Management. Advantages, Challenges, and Further Improvements"

Sustainable Agricultural Waste Management presents a thorough and forward-looking examination of the multifaceted challenges and opportunities in managing agricultural waste sustainably. The volume guides readers through the ecological, technological, and socio-economic dimensions of agrowaste, from its impact on soil, air, and water to the latest advances in circular economy strategies, biochar, and nanotechnology-driven solutions. Expertly curated chapters address the valorization of agrowaste into bioactive compounds, clean energy, and eco-friendly nanomaterials, while also evaluating economic viability, policy frameworks, and regulatory mechanisms. The book’s integrative approach bridges traditional practices with next-generation innovations, offering actionable insights for immediate application and inspiring future research. This essential resource is designed for advanced students, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and environmental advocates seeking to drive meaningful changes in agricultural systems worldwide.