Water quality remains a major issue in Canada. This paper reviews recent research on the
impacts of urbanization, agriculture and forestry on water quality in Canada. Specific water …

The relatively poor settling characteristics of particles produced in moving bed biofilm
reactor (MBBR) outline the importance of developing a fundamental understanding of the …

This paper shows the extent to which the application of real-time control techniques can help
in reducing the flows discharged from quality oriented combined sewer overflow (CSO) …

Floods are natural and seasonal phenomena playing a crucial environmental role, but in
constructed environments they bring many types of losses. This work analyses the …

As the integrated management of urban wastewater systems becomes more and more
popular, the development of wastewater management subsystem models appears essential …

Suspended solids in sewers not only carry organic and inorganic pollution but are also the
preferred vector for heavy metals, hydrocarbons, many hydrophobic micropollutants and …

Continuous adsorption of copper ions on a chitosan-based fibrous adsorbent was
investigated in the adsorption bed. The experiment was carried out at various flow rates …

The calculation of runoff is continuously considered a difficult analysis to define specific
prediction methods in ungauged catchments. This leads to the implementation of an …

The unique Canadian whole-ecosystem study on the impact of 17α-ethinylestradiol (EE2) on
a freshwater food web (Karen et al., 2014) provides evidence of the value of whole …

Grit chambers are meant to reduce the impact of inorganic particles on equipment and
processes downstream. Despite their important role, characterization and modelling studies …