β Scribed by Jeremy S. Knapp; John A. Howell
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The effect of soil treatment with sewage and sludge at three doses (1%, 10% and 20% w/w) on its fungal population was studied in vitro. The treatment of soil with sewage significantly increased the count of total fungi after 1 week by the high dose, and after 12 weeks by each of the three doses. Fun
The efficacy of aqueous alkaline solutions to purify wastewater sludges destined for agricultural land application was evaluated. Some fecal bacteria were tested as sanitary-quality indices, these included fecal streptococci, which were found to be more resistant than coliforms. Hygienization within
## Abstract **BACKGROUND:** In this study, various thermoβoxidative treatments were examined and compared with the aim of overcoming the disadvantages of thermal treatment and enhancing the anaerobic digestion of sewage sludge. **RESULTS:** Oxygen, hydrogen peroxide and ozone were selected as oxid