Biochar in Agriculture for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Part I Introduction
1. Agricultural waste-derived biochar for environmental management
2. Biochar and sustainable development goals

Part II Biochar production and tunable properties
3. Biochar and its potential to increase water, trace element, and nutrient retention in soils
4. Biochar for carbon sequestration and environmental remediation in soil
5. Hydrochar and activated carbon materials from P- and N-rich biomass waste for environmental remediation and bioenergy application 6. The remediation potential of biochar derived from different biomass for typical pollution in agricultural soil
7. Biochar production from lignocellulosic and nonlignocellulosic biomass using conventional and microwave heating
8. Biochar soil application: soil improvement and pollution remediation

Part III Biochar for sustainable agriculture and food production
9. Biochar for clean composting and organic fertilizer production
10. Mineral-enriched biochar fertilizer for sustainable crop production and soil quality improvement
11. Effects of biochar on the environmental behavior of pesticides
12. Biochar nanoparticles: interactions with and impacts on soil and water microorganisms
13. Functionalized biochars for the (im) mobilization of potentially toxic elements in paddy soils under dynamic redox conditions: a case study
14. The role of mineral compositions in biochar stability and reactivity
15. Biochar production and modification for environmental improvement
16. The impact of biochar on nutrient supplies in agricultural ecosystems
17. Utilization of biochar to mitigate the impacts of potentially toxic elements on sustainable agriculture

Part IV Biochar for Environmental Improvement in Farmland
18. Biochar for remediation of alkaline soils contaminated with toxic elements
19. Thallium pollution in farmland soils and its potential amendment by biochar-based materials
20. Effect of biochar on the emission of greenhouse gas in farmland
21. Biochar for nutrient recovery from source-separated urine
22. Influence of biochar on soil biology in the charosphere
23. Biochar for sustainable immobilization of potentially toxic elements in contaminated farmland
24. Sequential biochar systems in a circular economy

Part V Biochar for circular bioeconomy and clean energy for sustainable agriculture
25. Production of biochar using sustainable microwave pyrolysis approach
26. Biochar electrocatalysts for clean energy applications
27. Engineered biochar as a potential adsorbent for carbon dioxide capture
28. Biochar: A sustainable solution for the management of agri-wastes and environment
29. Biochars' potential role in the remediation, revegetation, and restoration of contaminated soils
30. Renewable energy, cleaner environments, and sustainable agriculture from pyrolysis and hydrothermal carbonization of residuals

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• A agricultura sustentável
• Produção de Agronomia e cultura
• Ciências do solo, sedimentologia
• Controlo de pestes
• Conservação do ambiente

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