ArticleNature food2023
Regionalized life-cycle monetization can support the transition to sustainable rural food waste management in China.
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- Smart and sustainable production of fertilizer by electrochromic self-perception recovery of ammonium from wastewater.Nature communications · 2026Article
- The waste-environmental-economic nexus facilitates city-specific cost-effective transition for China's municipal solid waste treatment.Innovation (Cambridge (Mass.)) · 2026Article
- In-situ revitalizing end-of-life MBR membranes via a curtain-type dynamic membrane process.Nature communications · 2026Article
- Economic and sustainable revolution to facilitate one-carbon biomanufacturing.Nature communications · 2025Review
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Abstract
Innovative recycling technologies can help curb food waste, yet their implementation often involves trade-offs among different environmental issues and among environmental, economic and social issues. Monetization can provide a solution to integrate all environmental impacts across the life cycle of food waste and to enable a normalized evaluation with economic accounting. Herein, a Chinese regionalized monetization model was applied to various indicators related to the environment, resource depletion and human health to assess ten typical rural food waste recycling technologies in Zhejiang province. The results reveal that biodrying and maturity and two bioconversion options are promising solutions, considering both environmental and economic impacts as well as the shifting of environmental impacts among different compartments as hidden risks. The monetization method proposed here could be applied to other sectors to support decision-making towards more sustainable development.
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