2016
DOI: 10.3176/proc.2016.3.10
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Water contamination issues in Estonia: a review

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“…Dried rice is an organic waste product recycled from expended rice. The fact that organic waste in the form of food remains in Indonesia is as high as 30 × 10 6 t yr -1 [35][36][37] of which 276 × 10 3 t is rice waste [38,39] can be detrimental to the environment if left unmanaged [40][41][42][43]. Out of three presented recommendations to solve the problem covering biogas production [44][45][46]36], compost fertilizer production [47,48], and feed production [49][50][51], dried rice is an answer for the third one.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dried rice is an organic waste product recycled from expended rice. The fact that organic waste in the form of food remains in Indonesia is as high as 30 × 10 6 t yr -1 [35][36][37] of which 276 × 10 3 t is rice waste [38,39] can be detrimental to the environment if left unmanaged [40][41][42][43]. Out of three presented recommendations to solve the problem covering biogas production [44][45][46]36], compost fertilizer production [47,48], and feed production [49][50][51], dried rice is an answer for the third one.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%