Declining mineral resources, high fertilizer production cost and widespread eutrophication
are calling for the recovery of nitrogen and phosphorus from wastewaters in the context of …

With the extensive development of industrial livestock and poultry production, a
considerable part of agricultural wastewater containing tremendous ammonium and …

Extensive industrialization, agricultural development, and continued population growth have
triggered economic and physical water scarcity. Advanced water treatment and desalination …

Mo‐and Fe‐containing enzymes catalyze the reduction of nitrate and nitrite ions in nature.
Inspired by this activity, we study here the nitrate reduction reaction (NO3RR) catalyzed by …

Green ammonia production from wastewater via electrochemical nitrate reduction
contributes substantially to the realization of carbon neutrality. Nonetheless, the current …

Rapid economic growth is making the disposal of municipal sludge non-negligible during
the acceleration of urbanization. Thermochemical treatment has been proved to be of …

Improving environmental quality and achieving a circular economy require developing
wastewater resource recovery facilities (WRRFs) under stringent discharge standards. As a …

It is now common practice to conduct either a life cycle assessment (LCA) or techno-
economic analysis (TEA) to assess the feasibility and sustainability profiles of specific …

Ammonia nitrogen pollution is still a global concern, leading to eutrophication of aquatic
ecosystems. Various technologies have been studied and applied for ammonium removal …

The concerns over food security and protein scarcity, driven by population increase and
higher standards of living, have pushed scientists toward finding new protein sources. A …