Geneviève Suzanne Metson

Data from: Historical land use and contamination collection of urban green spaces in London, Ontario, Canada

Sophia G. Slabon, Geneviève Suzanne Metson

Historical land use information is essential for environmental management and risk assessment, yet it is often fragmented and difficult to access. We present a spatially integrated historical land‑use and contamination dataset for London, Ontario, Canada, developed by combining contemporary GIS layers with …

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Phosphorus geopolitical scarcity: Representation of 2020–2023 market shocks in the media

Geneviève Suzanne Metson, Karin Eliasson, Björn-Ola Linnér, Tina‐Simone Neset

Global commodity price spikes, as has been the case for phosphorus between 2020 and 2023, depict how interconnected local realities are in the Anthropocene. Although all farmers require access to phosphorus to grow food, not all have equal access. How issues are …

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Leaching the good stuff: nitrogen and phosphorus in real and experimental urban agricultural settings

Geneviève Suzanne Metson, Anna Sieczko, Gaston E. Small, Karin S. Tonderski et autres

Abstract Urban agriculture provides multiple services, but its potentially adverse impact on water quality remains poorly understood. Here we present empirical data from three coordinated studies examining nitrogen and phosphorus leaching in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota, USA, and Linköping Sweden, ranging from controlled …

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Enhancing nutrient recycling through expansion of biogas production - fact or fiction?

Madeleine Larsson, Nancy Brett, Geneviève Suzanne Metson, Karin S. Tonderski

Abstract Efficient recycling of digestate as fertilizers is crucial to achieve a rapid expansion of biogas production in Sweden and Europe. This study investigated if and to what extent the biogas and biofertilizer markets are connected and interdependent using the lens of …

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Ambitious food system interventions required to mitigate the risk of exceeding Earth’s environmental limits

Michalis Hadjikakou, Nicholas Ian Bowles, Özge Geyik, J.G. Conijn et autres

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Editorial: Advances in ecological stoichiometry

Cédric L. Meunier, Robert W. Buchkowski, James J. Elser, Cecilia Laspoumaderes et autres

All living things are subject to the law of mass balance across multiple chemical elements. Furthermore, living things cannot form biomass in arbitrary combinations of chemical elementsthey are constrained by the chemical composition of major biomolecules (such as nucleic acids, proteins, lipids, …

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Use of recycled phosphorus products in organic farming in EU member states: Theoretically supported but practically restricted

Sinoxolo Magaya, Marie Reimer, Geneviève Suzanne Metson, Tina‐Simone Neset et autres

Organic farming policies and guidelines actively promote sustainable farming practices emphasising tighter nutrient cycles on farms and regionally. The European Union Green Deal aims to increase organic farmland to 25% and has triggered more discussion about nutrient supply challenges in organic farming, …

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A model for institutional phosphorus damage costs: A case study at the University of Virginia

Sy Coffey, Selina L. Cheng, Elizabeth Dukes, Geneviève Suzanne Metson et autres

Calculating environmental “damage costs” associated with resource use can help individuals, communities, and institutions inform and improve their sustainability efforts. Though damage cost estimates have been developed for carbon and nitrogen, there is little precedent for calculating damage costs relating to phosphorus. …

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National phosphorus planning for food and environmental security

Will J. Brownlie, Peter M. Alexander, Dana Cordell, Mark Maslin et autres

The dependence of countries on phosphorus fertilisers derived from phosphate rock to maintain crop yields and ensure food security is well established. Yet, exposure of national food systems to constrained reserves of phosphate rock and supply chain complexities still pose risks to …

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Recovery of plant nutrients from human excreta and domestic wastewater for reuse in agriculture: a systematic map and evidence platform

Biljana Macura, Geneviève Suzanne Metson, Jennifer Rae McConville, Robin Harder

BACKGROUND: Achieving a more circular and efficient use of nutrients found in human excreta and domestic (municipal) wastewater is an integral part of mitigating aquatic nutrient pollution and nutrient insecurity. A synthesis of research trends readily available to various stakeholders is much …

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Missing phosphorus legacy of the Anthropocene: Quantifying residual phosphorus in the biosphere

Andrew J. Margenot, Shengnan Zhou, Suwei Xu, Leo Murtagh Condron et autres

A defining feature of the Anthropocene is the distortion of the biosphere phosphorus (P) cycle. A relatively sudden acceleration of input fluxes without a concomitant increase in output fluxes has led to net accumulation of P in the terrestrial-aquatic continuum. Over the …

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Egestabase – An online evidence platform to discover and explore options to recover plant nutrients from human excreta and domestic wastewater for reuse in agriculture

Robin Harder, Geneviève Suzanne Metson, Biljana Macura, Solveig Johannesdottir et autres

Restoring nutrient circularity across scales is important for ecosystem integrity as well as nutrient and food security. As such, research and development of technologies to recover plant nutrients from various organic residues has intensified. Yet, this emerging field is diverse and difficult …

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