Nutrient management is central to global food security, ecosystem health and climate resilience, yet current practices are profoundly inequitable and unsustainable. This Perspective introduces the circular bionutrient economy as a justice-oriented framework for advancing ecological balance and social equity through the recycling of organic waste streams into agrifood systems…
Source: Nature Reviews Earth & Environment | Springer Nature Limited
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment | Springer Nature Limited
- Towards global nutrient justice via a circular bionutrient economy
- Drivers, trends and impacts of nitrogen deposition in China
- Defining the Anthropocene using precise geological evidence
- Future directions for Anthropocene research and its applications
- The Anthropocene debate
- Time matters in the case against the Anthropocene epoch
- Stratigraphic rationale for rejecting the Anthropocene epoch proposal
- Reply to ‘The challenge of defining effectively no snow’
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