Cattle manure biochar as an additive to improve methane production from cheese whey in rural areas
Cheese production in the Puno region generates cheese whey (CW) as an organic waste while requiring substantial energy inputs, making anaerobic digestion (AD) a promising solution. Unlike previous studies focused on single-substrate systems, this study evaluated AD integration using CW from five che...
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2026
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