One of the best management practices (BMPs) for stormwater quality and quantity control is
a bioretention system. The removal efficiency of different pollutants under this system is …

This review paper presents, in a critical and systematic way, the published researches on
water-sensitive urban design (WSUD) technologies and practices. The aim of WSUD is the …

Bio-swales have gained significant attention as an effective means of stormwater
management in urban areas, reducing the burden on conventional rainwater management …

The development of computational tools based on urban drainage models is fundamental
for the correct selection of SUDS. The present study proposes a systematic approach based …

Kitchen waste (KW) is a vast potential source of fermentable substrates. To bio-convert the
KW into high-value chemicals, we used KW as substrate for the production of fengycin by an …

Biofilters have been implemented in urban areas due to their ability to improve road runoff
quality. However, little is known about the role of soil microorganisms and plants on pollutant …

Large-scale outdoor mesocosms were designed and co-contaminated with metals (Cd, Pb,
Zn) and organic compounds to better understand the complex functioning of urban roadside …

A replicated column trial was conducted to evaluate the potential for the phosphorus
saturation index (PSI) to predict P movement in bioretention soil mixtures (BSMs). The …

Heavy-metal sources in urban environments include automobile exhaust, fuel combustion,
tires, road asphalt, weathering of building materials, and/or industrial activities. The …

Fungus–bacterium interactions (FBIs) occur frequently in the environment, and they are
mediated by physical association and molecular communication. The FBI affects both fungal …