I have a quick question. On page 1, the abstract needs to be no more than 200 words, but your edited abstract exceeds the 200 word limit. So I deleted a few uncessary words and revised it to meet the word limit as follows.<br /><br />Can you check if the following abstract would be acceptable from your viewpoint?<br />please see your edited version and compare my revised version to see if any edits are necessary (the word limit is 200).<br /><br />Look forward to hearing from you as soon as you see my message.<br />
<p>Climate change and global warming are increasing concerns. To solve the issues, increasing the world&rsquo;s use of renewable energy is critical. A class of wastes that can be beneficially recycled includes organic wastes generated through wastewater treatment. The costs of standard agricultural inputs to establish and sustain energy crops may make them economically infeasible for growers. One way to improve the economics of energy crop production may be through fertilization with biosolids, eliminating the need for synthetic chemical fertilizers by sequestering carbon in the soil, therefore reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Biogas generated during anaerobic digestion of biosolids can also be used as a renewable fuel resource, as with biosolids fertilized on energy crops. The overall goal of this proposal is to develop novel approaches for enhancing the bioeconomy by investigating biosolids both as a fertilizer for energy crops and as a biogas producer. This project will be accomplished by 1) evaluating biosolid application on energy crops and assessing the factors that influence the application and 2) identifying strategies for biogas generation during anaerobic digestion of biosolids from a bioeconomy perspective. The outcomes of this project will provide benefits to miners, landfills, plant operators, engineers, regulators, and solid waste management.</p>