Marta Revuelta Aramburu

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Universidad Pontificia Comillas

Spain

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Professor Marta Revuelta Aramburu is a faculty member at Universidad Pontificia Comillas in Spain. Her research areas focus on anaerobic digestion, biofertilizers, and sustainable practices in environmental management. She has published various articles, including studies on the environmental impacts of organic waste treatments and optimizing methane recovery from biogas plants. Through her work, Professor Revuelta Aramburu contributes to advancing knowledge in renewable energy and sustainable agricultural practices.

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María del Mar CLEDERA-CASTRO

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Universidad Pontificia Comillas Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería ICAI

SPAIN

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Katia Hueso Kortekaas

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Universidad Pontificia Comillas

SPAIN

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MARIA AMPARO VERDU VAZQUEZ

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

SPAIN

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Articles (8)

A Review on Anaerobic Digestate as a Biofertilizer: Characteristics, Production, and Environmental Impacts from a Life Cycle Assessment Perspective

Integrating Renewable Fuels and Sustainable Practices in Equestrian Centers: A Model for Carbon Footprint Reduction and Environmental Impact Mitigation

Optimizing Methane Recovery for Fuels: A Comparative Study of Fugitive Emissions in Biogas Plants, WWTPs, and Landfills

Anaerobic digestion of organic fraction combinations from food waste, for an optimal dynamic release of biogas, using H2 as an indicator

Bioconversion process of barley crop residues into biogas—energetic-environmental potential in Spain

Enhancing energy recovery in form of biogas, from vegetable and fruit wholesale markets by-products and wastes, with pretreatments

Anaerobic digestion in wastewater reactors of separated organic fractions from wholesale markets waste. Compositional and batch characterization. Energy and environmental feasibility

Environmental analysis of the use of plant fiber blocks in building construction

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María del Mar CLEDERA-CASTRO

Katia Hueso Kortekaas

MARIA AMPARO VERDU VAZQUEZ

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