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Carbon emissions under different domestic waste treatment modes induced by garbage classification: Case study in pilot communities in Shanghai, China

New insights into the enhanced performance of high solid anaerobic digestion with dewatered sludge by thermal hydrolysis: Organic matter degradation and methanogenic pathways

Microbial responses and metabolic pathways reveal the recovery mechanism of an anaerobic digestion system subjected to progressive inhibition by ammonia

Effects of thermal hydrolysis on the metabolism of amino acids in sewage sludge in anaerobic digestion

Partial ozonation of returned sludge via high-concentration ozone to reduce excess sludge production: A pilot study

Sludge age impacted the distribution, occurrence state and structure of organic compounds in activated sludge and affected the anaerobic degradability

Enhanced sludge dewaterability via ozonation catalyzed by sludge derived biochar loaded with MnFe2O4: Performance and mechanism investigation

Micron-sized silica particles in wastewater influenced the distribution of organic matters in sludge and their anaerobic degradation

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