Mixed chlorine/chloramines are commonly occurring in real drinking water distribution
systems (DWDSs) but often overlooked. This review provides a comprehensive overview of …

Nitrogen cycling, as an important biogeochemical process in groundwater, strongly impacts
the energy and matter flow of groundwater ecology. Phthalate esters (PAEs) were screened …

Biofilms in drinking water distribution systems (DWDS) host diverse microorganisms.
However, the functional attributes of DWDS biofilms and their associations with seasonality …

Many factors, including microbiome structure and activity in the drinking water distribution
system (DWDS), affect the colonization potential of opportunistic pathogens. The present …

How the plastisphere mediated by the residual microplastic film in farmlands affects
microhabitat systems is unclear. Here, microbial structure, assembly, and biogeochemical …

Various environmental factors play a role in the formation and collapse of Microcystis
blooms. This study investigates the impact of heavy rainfall on cyanobacterial abundance …

The expansion and intensification of human activities have resulted in excessive nitrogen
(N) in rivers, causing worldwide concern. To effectively manage agricultural non-point …

This study aimed to explore the phenotype and relationship of drug resistance genes in
livestock and poultry farm wastewater and drinking water reservoirs to provide evidence for …

In drinking water supply, riverbank filtration (RBF) is an efficient and cost-effective way of
eliminating pathogens and micropollutants using a combination of biotic and abiotic …

Genome-resolved insights into the structure and function of the drinking water microbiome
can advance the effective management of drinking water quality. To enable this, we …