Redirecting nutrients in urban waste to urban agriculture Dr J. Eberhard

Redirecting nutrients in urban waste to urban agriculture Dr J. EberhardUntil the nineteenth century, nightsoil and organic waste were recycled to agriculture to replenish farmland with nutrients and organic matter in (peri )urban areas. However, with the onset of cheap chemical fertilizer production, nightsoil use was abandoned. This development facilitated the geographic disconnection between food production and consumption, leading to the expansion of agriculture on distant soils. This chapter introduces new approaches

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Pindar's metaphor of the Isthmus as a bridge spanning two seas encapsulates the essence of the place and gives a fitting title for this volume of 17 essays on the history and archaeology of the area

we will discuss the future applications and challenges that lie ahead

and practices to improve and increase soil organic carbon

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It draws on key themes of interest to students and researchers interested in globalisation and mobility

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Drawing on ideas from postcolonial theory and literary and cultural studies

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