The growing world population, rapid industrialization, and intensive agriculture have
increased environmental impacts such as wastewater discharge and global warming. These …

Wastewater treatment plant decision makers face stricter regulations regarding human
health protection, environmental preservation, and emissions reduction, meaning they must …

In this special issue we focus on irrigated urban agriculture (IUA), which we define as all
agricultural practices in urban areas that use any form of urban water for crop cultivation …

The indirect, unplanned use of urban wastewater by peri-urban farmers in developing
countries poses a severe risk to the environment and the farmers. Planned water reuse …

Tubular solid oxide fuel cells (TSOFCs) are a promising technology for electricity generation;
however, they also generate high-temperature waste heat, leading to reduced efficiency and …

The quality of water for irrigation presents a fundamental challenge to the sustainability of
agricultural practices. This study, conducted in the Ras Jbel (RJ) aquifer of Tunisia, aims to …

Given the future uncertainties regarding the availability of irrigation water in the Bengal
Delta, planned water reuse in agriculture is a viable alternative. Using scenario planning …

This study analyzed the removal effect of various doses of polyaluminum chloride (PACI) on
wastewater treatment plants at pH 7. The sewage plant's secondary effluent organic matter …

This paper presents a service regime perspective on irrigated agricultural practices and their
governance in cities of the developing world. Findings of the governance of irrigated urban …

While substantial progress has been made in improving water and sanitation services in low-
and middle-income countries, aligned basic services such as greywater, stormwater, and …