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A comprehensive review on criticalness and innovative insights to advance the development of sludge co-fermentation towards short chain volatile fatty acids
The conversion of organic waste into volatile fatty acids (VFAs) offers a highly promising and sustainable alternative to petrochemical-derived products, strongly supporting circular economy principles. Recognized as versatile platform chemicals, VFAs were recently listed among the top 20 innovative
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