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Antonio Clareti Pereira

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Review Open access Sep 2026

FROM WASTE TO FERTILIZER OR SOIL AMENDMENT: A PERFORMANCE-BASED CRITICAL REVIEW OF AGRONOMIC EFFECTIVENESS, SAFETY, PROCESSING, AND CIRCULAR-ECONOMY READINESS

Waste-derived fertilizers and soil amendments are increasingly proposed as responses to fertilizer supply risk, waste-disposal pressure, and the environmental burdens of conventional nutrient production. This structured critical review evaluates evidence published from January 2020 through August 2026 on the conversion...

Antonio Clareti Pereira · 0 citations
Review Open access Aug 2026

Cross-Regional Critical Review of Major Tailings Dam Failures: Case Histories, Failure Mechanisms, Governance Breakdowns, and Lessons Learned

Tailings storage facilities are long-lived engineered systems whose failure can transform a localized geotechnical instability into a rapid, far-reaching disaster. This structured critical narrative review provides a cross-regional synthesis of historical case evidence, geotechnical and hydrological mechanisms, breach...

Antonio Clareti Pereira · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

From Carbonaceous Residues to Engineered Fertilizers: A Performance-First Critical Review of Biochar and Hydrochar for Nutrient Recovery, Controlled Release, Agronomic Function, and Life-Cycle Climate Performance

Biochar and hydrochar are increasingly described as fertilizers, nutrient-recovery media, soil-carbon amendments, and climate-mitigation products, although these functions require different evidence. This structured critical narrative review reappraises a 122-source analytic corpus spanning 2019–2026 and applies the Du...

Antonio Clareti Pereira · 1 citation
Review Open access Sep 2026

Bauxite Residue (Red Mud) from the Bayer Process: A Critical Review of Management, Safe Storage, Valorization, Critical-Metal Recovery, and Industrial Integration

Bauxite residue (BR), commonly termed red mud, is the strongly alkaline, fine-grained solid generated during Bayer alumina refining. This critical review synthesizes a primary contemporary corpus of 145 publications from January 2020 to 23 September 2026, supplemented by a small set of pre-2020 foundational sources use...

Antonio Clareti Pereira · 0 citations

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