The Journal of Resource Recovery (JRR) aims to publish peer-reviewed, high-quality papers with significant novelty and impact in all areas of technologies for resource recovery. This journal provides a forum for publishing a wide range of manuscripts, including Research, Reviews, Case Studies, Perspectives, Registered Reports, Comments, and Brief Communications, from across the full range of disciplines related to resource recovery. All these types of contributions should highlight the development of sustainable technologies focusing on recovery of value-added materials and chemicals from waste resources. Moreover, all submissions must show a distinctive link with resource recovery technologies and applications.
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