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Enhancing Biogas Recovery from Anaerobic Co-digestion of Human Excreta and Food Waste using Response Surface Method and Biochar Additives
Ghana shares similar challenges with other developing nations regarding waste management and access to clean energy. Fortunately,these two challenges are connected. A better waste management strategy would involve converting the organic waste fractions into biogas. Nevertheless, a thorough study of...
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2024
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