2020.9.1 A system dynamics model running from 1961 to 2050 was built for this study, linking global P supply to social, economic and environmental dynamics at
Read More2021.5.1 Results The analysis builds on two economic instruments that ensure compliance with the climate target of the Paris Agreement and the Aichi targets of the
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2020.9.11 In parallel to the 2007-2008 global food crisis, phosphate rock and fertilizer demand exceeded supply, and prices increased by 400% within a 14-month
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2020.9.15 Peter Schlyter Blekinge Institute of Technology Abstract and Figures Phosphorus (P) availability is essential for global food security. A system dynamics
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2021.7.1 The wealthier nations that sustain phosphorus applications greater than crop requirements are farming on the momentum of the rock phosphate wave that
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Overall 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
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2019.11.4 Here we show that environmental and health life cycle impacts are often lower for phosphorus fertilizers sourced from secondary raw materials than for rock
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Furthermore, the liquid phase should have a phosphate concentration of at least 50–60 mg L −1 for recovery to be economically viable, depending on the method employed. 41 More importantly, however, constituent ions
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2019.11.4 Worldwide food production is largely dependent on rock phosphate, a finite raw material used for the production of concentrated phosphorus fertilizers. With the aim to close the biogeochemical ...
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2023.4.14 Phosphate mining in Nauru had a significant impact on the environment and the economy of the island. While the industry provided employment and revenue for the government, it also caused widespread environmental damage. Today, Nauru is working to rehabilitate the areas affected by mining and to diversify its economy. Outdoor Activities
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2018.8.3 Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC) (2017) Country Profile: Nauru. Accessed 9 Apr 2018. OECD. 2008. Measuring material flows and resource productivity. Volume 1: The OECD guide. Accessed 10 Apr 2018. Pollock, N.J. 2014. Nauru phosphate history and the resource curse narrative. Journal de la Société des Océanistes 138–139:
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Using an estimated $4m in investment, Morocco plans to increase phosphate production from 30 to 55 million tons per year. Terrab said the measure is expected to bring phosphate prices down from the current $300 per ton to $100. Morocco owns an estimated 50 to 71% of the world’s phosphate reserves.
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2018.5.8 In this report, a Circular Economy, defined as an economy providing added value without consuming primary resources and based on the principles of: (1) preservation of natural capital; (2) optimization of resource yields by circulating materials and products; and (3) avoiding externalities, i.e., negative impacts on air, soil and water as well as on
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New York, Dec. 15, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- According to a new market research report titled “Phosphate Fertilizers Market (2023-2030)”, The market is forecast to expand at a CAGR of 5.3% and ...
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2021.6.25 Rare earth elements (REEs) are increasingly critical to the high-technology and low-carbon economy. With a shift to sustainable socioeconomic development that aims to be less fossil fuel dependent, global demand for REEs continues to rise, despite their uncertain supply chain and high environmental impact of production. Here, we review
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2018.9.8 As an element, phosphorus (P) is one of a kind. While it is essential for all life on Earth, phosphorus is neither substitutable nor infinite especially in terms of highly concentrated phosphate rock deposits. Society as a whole—and key stakeholders in particular—must build on and extend the idea of a linear system that begins with
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2. Impact on transport It is unclear to what extent the war will reduce commodity supplies from the Russian Federation and Ukraine, but initial assessments point to a substantive reduction despite some efforts from the West to not disrupt commodity supplies. Most economic restrictive measures have explicitly avoided commodities.
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1 Nauru phosphate mining is a prime example of « the natural resource curse » thesis (Auty, 1993) as applied to a small island state in the Pacific. Mining did not enhance economic development for Nauruans but rather retarded Nauruan development processes, betraying trusts and creating reliance on outside agencies, so necessary for a small
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2021.3.6 Chronic kidney disease (CKD) represents a significant global public health burden with high economic costs related to morbidity and mortality [].In 2016, global CKD prevalence was estimated to exceed 13%, of which four-fifths were classified as CKD stage 3 or higher [].Progression of CKD to end-stage renal disease (ESRD) increases the
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2023.4.17 Technology for recycling retired lithium batteries has become increasingly environment-friendly and efficient. In traditional recovery methods, pyrometallurgy or hydrometallurgy is often used as an auxiliary treatment method, which results in secondary pollution and increases the cost of harmless treatment.
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2021.4.1 Economic Impact of Value Addition to Sri Lankan Rock Phosphate Deposit: A Non-renewable Phosphate Source April 2021 International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications 11(04):340
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2014.12.6 While previous studies have focused on the association of phosphate binder adherence on patients’ clinical and quality of life outcomes, to our knowledge this is the first analysis assessing the economic impact of nonadherence to phosphate binders and poor phosphorus control in dialysis patients.
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2022.10.24 Tens of thousands of new homes face being delayed or scrapped because of river pollution that could cost the economy £16bn. Experts say more phosphate, found in animal and human waste, is getting ...
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2018.8.3 Despite its geographic advantages, Nauru has a long yet unfortunate association with mining. The small island 1 was abundantly rich in phosphate deposits (Jacobson et al. 2004) and intensively mined during the early twentieth century by various colonial overseers seeking to profit from surging demand for phosphorus-based
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2020.9.1 Phosphorus (P) availability is essential for global food security. A system dynamics model running from 1961 to 2050 was built for this study, linking global P supply to social, economic and environmental dynamics at regional level. Simulation results show that phosphate rock (PR) production needs to double by 2050 compared to present
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Phosphates are inorganic minerals that are extracted from mines. They are naturally occurring minerals of phosphorous. In organic chemistry, phosphate or ortho-phosphate is a type of organophosphate. They are significant in medical, biochemical ecological and other sectors. Most of the phosphates are insoluble in water except for sodium ...
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2023.10.16 The abundance of phosphate in Morocco has had a profound impact on the country’s economy, contributing significantly to its GDP and providing employment opportunities for thousands of people. Phosphate mining and production activities have stimulated economic growth, attracted investment and generated revenue for the
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2023.10.5 In this article, we explore the pros and cons of phosphate mining, examining its economic advantages, environmental impact, agricultural benefits, health risks, and sustainable practices. By analyzing these factors, we can gain a comprehensive understanding of the industry and explore potential alternatives and future regulations.
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