Source agricultural

Source Agricultural runoff degradation of p,//-DDT (quoted, Verschueren, 1983). Uses Military product chemical research. 

Source Agriculture is the main source, whereas the basic inorganic chemicals and fertilizer production activities are responsible for 29 and 25% of the total direct industrial releases of nitrogen and phosphorus, respectively, into water. 

Source Agriculture, industrial processes. Specifically, industrial plants for the production of pulp from timber or other fibrous materials, and paper or board production are responsible of 70% of the total organic carbon released directly into water from industry per year. 

The five leading states for final paper production are Wisconsin, Maine, Washington, Alabama, and Louisiana. Only a small amount of paper is made from rags or other fiber sources (agricultural residues) so most wood pulp is produced from those areas of the... 

Alkalis contained in biofuels vary in a wide range depending on biomass sources. Agricultural residues such as straw are on the top in the alkalis content, followed by grass, short rotation coppices and bark of trees. Woody biomass has the least content of alkalis. In the present work, a straw is used as a typical fuel for potassium release study. The elementary analysis of the straw is given in Table 1. 

The problem of diffuse-source agricultural and mbano-industrial pollution should command special attention, in part because of the complex role played by the unsaturated zone, which can encompass a mix of both contaminant attenuation and contaminant accumulation, with periodic release into the aquifer system. River beds can play a similar role in the case of many industrial pollutions. 

Suitable low-cost carbon sources, agricultural/industrial waste material as carbon source hemicelluloses, C-5 sugars as carbon source... 

Bixby, F.L., Hardman, G. (1928). The development of water supphes for irrigation in Nevada by pumping from rmdergrormd sources. Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 112. University of Nevada Reno. 

Lignocellulose biorefinery (see Figure 17.6) processes include lignocellulosic biomass from different sources agricultural residues and wood. A lignocellulose biorefinery can be run either as a thermochemical or as a biochemical unit. 

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