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  • The study compares two scenarios for managing dredged sediments in Malmfjärd Bay: landfilling and soil conditioning. Soil conditioning was found to be the most sustainable and economically viable option due to reduced fertilizer consumption, although it presents risks of eutrophication and toxicity that may require pre-treatment. Landfilling's primary impact is the emission of greenhouse gases during facility operation.

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    Themes: life cycle assessmentgreenhouse gascircular economy
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: KalmarSwedenMalmfjärd Bay
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