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The DMP high removal efficiencies and the lower toxicity of generated byproducts in soil prove the applicability of ozone treatment for soil remediation.Coal mining activities remain of great environmental concern because of several negative impacts on soil ecosystems. STI571 Appropriate revegetation interventions of coal-spoiled lands can provide environmental management solutions to restore soil degraded ecosystems. The present study addressed the potential of the pioneer woody species, Elaeagnus angustifolia, in the restoration of coal-mined spoils under a range of different water (W) levels and nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) applications. Our results show how moderate applications of N (N60 = 60 mg N kg-1 soil) and P (P90 = 90 mg P kg-1 soil) fertilizers led either to maximum or minimum growth performance of E. angustifolia depending on whether W was applied at very high (W80 = 80% field capacity) or very low (W40 = 40% field capacity) levels suggesting that W was the main limiting factor for plant growth. Very low-W regime (W40N60P90) also caused significant reduction of photosynthetic parameters, including net photosynthetic rate, transpiration rate and waterigh-W dose. The optimum growth performance of E. angustifolia was found under a combination of W level at 66.0% of field capacity, N dose of 74.0 mg kg-1 soil, and P dose of 36.0 mg kg-1 soil. Our findings demonstrate how optimum growth performance of E. angustifolia can be achieved by fine-tuning doses of W, N, and P resources, and how this in turn could greatly support the ecological restoration of coal-mined degraded environments.Lignocellulosic hydrogels are valuable bio-products that have been considered widely in recent investigations. Also, application of low value recycled fibers for high value added products can be of much interest. In this respect, current research has focused on producing hydrogel from recycled old corrugated container (OCC) resources, using 1-butyl-3-methyl-imidazolium chloride ionic liquid (IL) as a green solvent. The results indicated that the IL successfully dissolved OCC fibers, allowing the production of lignocellulosic hydrogel. Considering total water absorption amount as a main criterion for evaluation of hydrogels, the fabricated hydrogel showed promising results (up to 4700% water absorption). X-ray diffraction analysis confirmed obvious reduction in cellulose material crystallinity and crystallite size as a result of the process. Field emission scanning electron microscopy also demonstrated the microstructure of the hydrogel, pore size and shape in the hydrogel, which well supported the laboratory research results. Furthermore, the effect of processing parameters showed that specimens washed with distilled water as the anti-solvent resulted in the highest water absorption. Infrared spectroscopy can be used to suggest the presence of more lignin content in the hydrogel washed with ethanol. Moreover, the best water re-absorption results were observed for the hydrogel washed with distilled water.U.S. municipal wastewater contains approximately 160 trillion Btu/y of influent chemical energy, but very little is recovered and utilized nationwide. Hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) is a thermochemical process that converts biomass into a biocrude intermediate that can be upgraded to a variety of liquid fuels. HTL provides an opportunity to enhance energy recovery at wastewater treatment plants by transforming underutilized municipal wastewater solids into a renewable, cost-effective feedstock for transportation biofuels. In this study, we estimate total national economic sludge feedstock supply by performing discounted cash flow analyses at >15,000 U.S. wastewater treatment facilities to assess the net present value of 30-year HTL investments, with comparison to wider adoption of anaerobic digestion (AD). This analysis is the first to model HTL technology deployment across the real-world fleet of wastewater treatment plants. Analyses indicate treatment facilities ≥17 ML/d (4.6 million gal/d) could supply 9.77 Tg/y of dry solids feedstock to economically produce 3.67 GL/y of biocrude intermediate, thereby increasing energy, environmental, and financial sustainability of sludge treatment while reducing disposal costs and operational and environmental risk.Air quality management involves investigating areas where pollutant concentrations are above guideline or standard values to minimize its effect on human health. Particulate matter (PM) is one of the most studied pollutants, and its relationship with health has been widely outlined. To guide the construction and improvement of air quality policies, the impact of PM on the four Brazilian southeast metropolitan areas was investigated. One-year long modeling of PM10 and PM2.5 was performed with the WRF-Chem model for 2015 to quantify daily and annual PM concentrations in 102 cities. Avoidable mortality due to diverse causes and morbidity due to respiratory and circular system diseases were estimated concerning WHO guidelines, which was adopted in Brazil as a final standard to be reached in the future; although there is no deadline set for its implementation yet. Results showed satisfactory representation of meteorology and ambient PM concentrations. An overestimation in PM concentrations for some monitoring stations was observed, mainly in São Paulo metropolitan area. Cities around capitals with high modelled annual PM2.5 concentrations do not monitor this pollutant. The total avoidable deaths estimated for the region, related to PM2.5, were 32,000 ± 5,300 due to all-cause mortality, between 16,000 ± 2,100 and 51,000 ± 3,000 due non-accidental causes, between 7,300 ± 1,300 and 16,700 ± 1,500 due to cardiovascular disease, between 4,750 ± 900 and 10,950 ± 870 due ischemic heart diseases and 1,220 ± 330 avoidable deaths due to lung cancer. Avoidable respiratory hospitalizations were greater for PM2.5 among 'children' age group than for PM10 (all age group) except in São Paulo metropolitan area. For circulatory system diseases, 9,840 ± 3,950 avoidable hospitalizations in the elderly related to a decrease in PM2.5 concentrations were estimated. This study endorses that more restrictive air quality standards, human exposure, and health effects are essential factors to consider in urban air quality management.