Information and communication technologies (ICTs) open up new opportunities for rural
young entrepreneurs to enhance their businesses. However, the challenges of adopting and …

Systems combining anaerobic bioreactors with constructed wetlands (CW) have proven to
be adequate and efficient for wastewater treatment. Detailed knowledge of removal …

Water pollution has become a worldwide concern because the demand for fresh water is
increasing exponentially, while its availability is under threat. There is a societal need to …

High-rate algae ponds (HRAPs) are wastewater treatment systems that enable combining
cost-efficient secondary treatment at small scale with the production of a harvestable …

Wastewater stabilization ponds (WSPs) have been proven to be economical alternatives to
conventional wastewater treatment technologies due to their unique advantages including …

Waste stabilization ponds (WSP) are one of the most common forms of wastewater treatment
for smaller communities globally, but have poor phosphorus removal. It is known that WSP …

It is widely recognized that the utilization of treated municipal wastewater can alleviate the
problem of water scarcity and boost the existing water supply in a country. However, the …

This study has carried out a systematic review of 36 scientific papers (reporting 63 case
studies) published in the last 15 years about the treatment of industrial, agri-food and …

Phenols are among the most common organic pollutants because of their toxicity even at
low concentrations. The effects of the retention time and the phenol concentration on the …

The rotifer Brachionus plicatilis is a common brackish-water zooplankter, and one of the
beststudied rotifer species. It is characterized by high growth rate, widespread distribution …