R. Cantonale’s scientific contributions

... The assessment focused on several relevant impact categories, including climate change, acidification, freshwater eutrophication, and water use. These impact categories are particularly pertinent due to emissions associated with electricity generation, potential release of acidic substances from chemical use, nutrient loads in wastewater discharges, and significant water consumption in the processes [29,30]; similarly, those indicators were chosen based on their significant environmental relevance to fisheries operations, as identified in previous studies [16,31]. Additionally, the cumulative energy demand (CED) indicator was chosen to evaluate total energy consumption throughout the processes, providing insights into energy efficiency and opportunities to reduce environmental impacts associated with electricity use [32]. ...

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Environmental Sustainability Assessment of pH-Shift Technology for Recovering Proteins from Diverse Fish Solid Side Streams