Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
Handbook of Carbon Negative Footprint Materials, Boris Ildusovich Kharisov,Oxana Vasilievna Kharissova, Editör, Springer Nature, New York, ss.1-16, 2026
Global warming, which causes climate change affecting all stages of life, increases concerns with its increasing intensity. Among these concerns, the biggest factor is the agricultural sector, which addresses food production. Because increasing global warming causes the decrease and pollution of freshwater resources used for irrigation. Thus, the idea of reusing recycled water resources as a marginal alternative to freshwater resources in all sectors and areas, especially the agricultural sector, which consumes freshwater on a large scale, is ranked first. The use of recycled wastewater, which is a water source, in irrigation is an idea adopted to protect freshwater resources against increasing global warming. However, due to the high-carbon content of it, it combines with oxygen in the soil during irrigation and causes the release of carbon dioxide (CO2), the most important and basic greenhouse gas, from the soil, thus causing both loss of organic matter-carbon from the soil and an increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Thus, this study examines the reuse of wastewater resources in the increasing climate crisis, investigates the use of recycled wastewater in changing sectors, especially irrigation, and focuses on sharing with the literature the practices that reduce greenhouse gases released from the soil in the use of wastewater in irrigation. In this direction, the study hypothesized that the use of treated wastewater in irrigation would be brought to the literature together with applications that reduce carbon dioxide emissions.