
doi: 10.56181/hbum3537
The land-based aquaculture sector is growing rapidly, generating large quantities of sludge and other types of biowaste. The team behind the Terraforming LIFE project are looking to create pathways to use this fish sludge in producing fertiliser, part of the wider goal of shifting towards a circular economy where resources are re-used, as Sigurður Trausti Karvelsson explains.
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