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What makes sewage sludge interesting?

What else makes sewage sludge interesting?
Sewage sludge is rich in nutrients, especially phosphate, which can be used as a natural fertilizer in agriculture and as a raw material for industry. Phosphate is normally extracted in open-cast mines, which is a costly process, and is often contaminated with other problematic substances such as uranium. A recycling option using sewage sludge would therefore be purely beneficial for nature and the environment.

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