Floating treatment wetlands (FTWs) are buoyant, vegetated treatment systems in which plant roots and associated biofilms develop directly within the water column. They are increasingly presented as low-energy, modular nature-based technologies for polishing wastewater and contaminated surface waters, yet their capacity...
P. B. Adhithya, A. Jinu, P. Sheeja· International Journal of Env...· 0 citations
The presence of emerging chemical contaminants embodied in wastewater treatment plant residuals represents a potential barrier to the continued land application of biosolids given concerns about diffuse and long-term contamination of agricultural lands. Their diverse physiochemical properties, and uncertain environment...
Calvin Z. He, R. Stuetz, Stuart J. Khan et al.· Journal of Hazardous Materia...· 0 citations
Urban wastewater carries a persistent load of heavy metals from households, commercial activity, road runoff and small industries. Conventional treatment moves much of this load into sewage sludge, but a substantial fraction can remain in the treated effluent, which limits safe water reuse and the agricultural use of b...
Léon Paul Tou, Bazoma Bayili, L. Ouattara· Journal of biology and natur...· 0 citations
Microplastic contamination of agricultural soils has moved from a largely conceptual concern to an empirically documented component of terrestrial pollution. Agricultural plastic films, sewage sludge, compost and other organic amendments, irrigation water, atmospheric deposition, and diffuse litter can introduce plasti...
Ranjan Kumar, Sandeep Prasad, Namita Lal· Asian Journal of Environment...· 0 citations
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