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The effects of activated biochar addition on remediation efficiency of co-composting with contaminated wetland soil
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Abstract Unreasonable disposal of organic wastes has caused great problems, including occupying land, affecting organoleptic feeling and causing environmental re-contamination. By incorporation of biochar as raw material into co-composting with agricultural organic matter, it not only can the wastes recycling be realized, but also can the remediation efficiency of multi-element contaminated soil be improved to reach land reclamation. Activated biochar was added for investigating the influences on physico-chemical properties of soil during composting. The concentrations of available metals and arsenic in soil were detected on great reduction in the treatment of biochar-blended composting. Based on the stronger adsorption and microbial activity induced by biochar, the initial content of available PAHs in wetland soil decreased to remain about 3.03% and 5.47% below the control (9.47%) in co-composting added with activated and fresh biochar, respectively. It was related to the observation with improved microbial number as well as optimized fungi/bacteria gene copy number ratio by activated biochar addition, which is conducive to vegetation replanting of contaminated land. The feasibility of applying biochar into co-composting with contaminated soil was confirmed by not only the high remediation efficiency but also the sustainable recycling of agricultural waste.
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- Ye, S., Zeng, G., Wu, H., Liang, J., Zhang, C., Dai, J., Xiong, W., Song, B., Wu, S., & Yu, J.
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- Resources, Conservation and Recycling
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- Elsevier BV
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- 2019-01
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- 140
- Pages
- 278-285
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- 0921-3449 (ISSN-L)
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- References
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- 60.98
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- en
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