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The Science of the Total Environment|July 27, 2024
Soil application of activated hydrochar derived from sewage sludge enhances plant growth and reduces nitrogen lossAngesom Aregawi Gebretsadkan, Yonas Zeslase Belete, Leilah Krounbi, et al.The Science of the Total Environment|February 12, 2023
Hydrothermal carbonization reaction severity as an indicator of human-excreta-derived hydrochar properties and it's combustionReut Yahav Spitzer, Yonas Zeslase Belete, Hunter A Johnson, et al.Environmental Science & Technology|October 24, 2003
Application of waves for remediation of contaminated aquifersAmit Gross, Alexey Besov, Damiana Diaz Reck, et al.Bioresource Technology|July 27, 2019
Characterization and utilization of hydrothermal carbonization aqueous phase as nutrient source for microalgal growthYonas Zeslase Belete, Stefan Leu, Sammy Boussiba, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|November 13, 2013
Effect of treated domestic wastewater on soil physicochemical and microbiological propertiesMenachem Y Sklarz, Meiyang Zhou, Diana L Ferrando Chavez, et al.Environmental Science & Technology|August 30, 2008
Transport of testosterone and estrogen from dairy-farm waste lagoons to groundwaterShai Arnon, Ofer Dahan, Sara Elhanany, et al.Bioresource Technology|April 27, 2021
Hydrothermal carbonization of anaerobic digestate and manure from a dairy farm on energy recovery and the fate of nutrientsYonas Zeslase Belete, Vivian Mau, Reut Yahav Spitzer, et al.The Science of the Total Environment|May 25, 2021
Advanced near-zero waste treatment of food processing wastewater with water, carbon, and nutrient recoveryAmit Dan Grossman, Yonas Zeslase Belete, Sammy Boussiba, et al.Environmental Science and Pollution Research International|September 5, 2009
Establishment of a constructed wetland in extreme drylandYoram Tencer, Gil Idan, Marjorie Strom, et al.Bioresource Technology|March 23, 2026
On how to make aquaponics more circularZe Zhu, Sara M Pinho, Oliver Körner, et al.Pageof 6