Water is an absolute necessity for life and water scarcity is a major problem all over the
world. Reusing household wastewater for non-potable water applications is one of the …

Now-a-days many developing countries cannot afford the wastewater treatment processes
as they are costly, need more space to construct the treatment plant and in addition use of …

The present study investigated the role of earthworms in pollutant removal and toxicity assay
of domestic wastewater. An indigenous reactor (vermigratings as an active layer) was set up …

Water scarcity is worldwide problem. Water is vital for survival of living being. The reuse of
domestic wastewater for non-potable water application is a potential solution for water …

With the unique advantages of lower operational and maintenance cost, the use of microbial-
earthworm ecofilters (MEEs) for the wastewater treatment has been increasing rapidly in the …

Biofilters based on earthworms–microorganisms represent, particularly in developing
countries, an interesting alternative for domestic wastewater treatment due to their easy …

Due to fast population expansion and wastewater production as a result of that expansion,
freshwater supply is diminishing annually due to anthropogenic activities. Urban and …

In this study, the performance of a pilot-scale vermifilter (VF) for the treatment of hospital
wastewater using the earthworm species EISENIA FETIDA was evaluated. The earthworms' …

Vermifiltration was used for treatment of sewage wastewater using the Eisenia fetida
earthworm species. The earthworms' gut acted as a bioreactor and they reduced the sewage …

With the rapid population growth and wastewater generation due to anthropogenic activities,
availability of freshwater is decreasing annually. Untreated wastewater discharged from the …