Publications by authors named "Maite Erdociain"

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  • Dredging is performed to maintain waterways and improve water quality, but recent studies highlight its role in reducing aquatic greenhouse gas emissions, without addressing emissions from the dredged sludge itself.
  • The study conducted in the Netherlands measured GHG emissions, such as carbon dioxide and methane, from a sludge depot, finding that drying sludge increases emissions, while permanent inundation significantly reduces them.
  • Adding zeolite to sludge helped lower nitrous oxide emissions but didn't impact total GHG emissions; further research is needed on different types of sludge to better understand their environmental effects.
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