2021.7.10 Phosphorus plays a prominent role in our food chain, has no potential substitutes, and its primary source – phosphate rock – is finite and can only be found in a few countries. As a result, we have been facing various challenges such as resource
Read MoreOverall growth for industrial phosphates is expected to increase worldwide in line with average gross domestic product growth between 2020 and 2025. Environmental concerns will continue to have a strong influence on
Read More2023.10.4 Some estimates have stated rock phosphate deposits could last global demands for the next 350 years, although these models place a great emphasis on
Read More2020.9.1 Phosphate-scarce regions experience most of the increase in phosphate requirement. • Global supply of phosphate will fall below global requirement in 2040. •
Read More2021.5.1 Background Phosphorus (P) is a vital and non-substitutable nutrient for agricultural production. However, P is often used inefficiently in European agriculture. To
Read MorePublished 2019 Business Characterisation of phosphorus industry and its assessment according to sustainable development rules and circular economy was presented. Non
Read More2018.5.8 Eutrophication, acidification, and long-term pollution are the environmental impacts of both practices. Economic and regulatory framework conditions determine whether the industry continues wasting
Read MorePhosphorus is a crucial element for life, but the natural phosphorus cycle has been perturbed to such an extent that humanity faces two dovetailing problems: the dwindling supply of phosphate rock as a resource, and
Read More2022.5.27 Environmental impact of phosphorus industry in China. China is the largest PR-producing country in the world (USGS 2021 ), and approximately 70% of the
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