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A 56-day trial investigated the impact of the dietary inclusion of cellulose with different viscosities on the growth, nutrient digestibility, serum biochemical indices, and the hepatic and gut morphology of largemouth bass juveniles. Four practical diets (42.50% protein and 13.70% lipid) were designed containing 8% microcrystalline cellulose (MC) and carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) of 2,500, 5,000, and 6,500 mPa s dynamic visco...
High removal of nitrogen and phosphorus from black-odorous water using a novel aeration-adsorption systemNARA Subscribed
Black-odorous waters are an increasingly common phenomenon characterized by excessive levels of nutrients, the formation of metal sufide precipitates, volatile sulfurous compounds, low dissolved oxygen and high chemical oxygen demand. Black-odorous waters frequently occur in lake and river systems where inputs have restricted circulation. The key remediation issue is the removal of nitrogen and phosphorus. Here, we present a n...
Summary Circular economy concepts, practices, and policies are increasingly drawing attention as important means for the pursuit of sustainable development. This article uses a conceptual framework to catalogue and investigate policy efforts for the circular economy in China. Based on the framework, policy prototypes and specific examples are identified: resource‐oriented, production‐oriented, waste, and use‐oriented and life...