Energetic and economic significance of uranium in mineral phosphorous fertilizers

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During the past decade up to 167 t/yr U has been applied to farmland by P fertilization in Germany and this amount would have been sufficient to satisfy the energy demand of 2.4·106 households if U had been extracted previously. This energy source equals the heating value of timber from 5.6·106 ha of forest land. The use of U from P fertilizers is an uncommon contribution of agriculture to climate protection, which has been valued to 1.8 €/kg P when an equivalent value to CO2 emission car tax bands in Germany is assumed.

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Schnug, E., & Haneklaus, N. (2012). Energetic and economic significance of uranium in mineral phosphorous fertilizers. In Springer Geology (pp. 789–794). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-22122-4_90

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