Resolving the trophic interactions between earthworms and microbial communities leading to stimulated methane degradation in soil.
Informations
- Funding country
United Kingdom- Acronym
- -
- URL
- -
- Start date
- 8/2/2004
- End date
- 1/1/2008
- Budget
- 334,554 EUR
Fundings
| Name | Role | Start | End | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Grant | Grant | - | - | - |
Organisations
| Name | Role | Start | End |
|---|---|---|---|
| University of Aberdeen | Lead Partner | - | - |
| University of Warwick | Lead Partner | - | - |
| Centre for Ecology and Hydrology | Lead Partner | - | - |
Abstract
In the UK and the EU, landfills are the first and second largest sources of anthropogenic methane, respectively. Significant progress must be made in source reduction as well as researching and developing cost-effective strategies of attenuating fugitive