phosphogypsum
Phosphogypsum is proposed to be used in a pilot project at Mosaic’s facility, despite concerns over potential health risks and environmental impact, while the EPA’s approval is specific to this pilot project and does not extend to broader usage yet.
Environmental groups demand action on potentially hazardous byproduct of fertilizer industry.
Ma’aden, Metso, and thyssenkrupp Uhde have signed a frame agreement for the development and licensing of a phosphogypsum processing solution.
One of the main events of the Russian agricultural industry this year was held in Tatarstan.
The waste will return the land to crop rotation.
Waste materials will find a place on the roads.
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