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Science and Engineering of Composting: Design, Environmental, Microbiological and Utilization Aspects
SKU: 8697-11380821
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Part I: Composting process: microbiology, engineering, systems and infrastructure; Part II: odor prevention and control: prevention and treatment; Part III: Pathogen destruction: worker and neighborhood impacts; Part IV: Biodegradation of organic pollutants during composting: pesticides, macromolecules and safety assessment; Part V: Heavy metals in composts: general considerations; Part VI: Compost maturity and stability; Part VII: Beneficial effects induced by composts; Part VIII: Economic considerations.
This book is preowned but still has plenty of information to give. There is a name written on the top edges of the pages, there is some discoloration on the spine and cover on the book, there are also some marks on the front page and the edges of the book (see pics).
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