The impacts of nucleic acid-based methods-such as PCR and sequencing-to detect and
analyze indicators, genetic markers or molecular signatures of microbial faecal pollution in …

The new European regulation on minimum quality requirements (MQR) for water reuse (EU,
2020/741) was launched in May 2020 and describes the directives for the use of reclaimed …

Abstract Treatment wetlands have the potential to treat a range of water and wastewater
pollutants while using less energy and chemicals than conventional treatment processes …

Investigating waterborne viruses is of great importance to minimizing risks to public health.
Viruses tend to adsorb to sludge particles from wastewater processes by electrostatic and …

Human enteric pathogens are a major global concern, as they are responsible for thousands
of preventable deaths every year. New pathogens in wastewater are constantly emerging …

Biofouling (including initial microbial biofilms) of submerged ship surfaces can directly
impact vessel operations, leading to increases in fuel usage, greenhouse gas emissions …

This study evaluates the efficiency of a sustainable technology represented in an integrated
pilot-scale system, which includes a facultative pond (FP), a high-rate algal pond (HRAP) …

The current study summarizes the current status of wastewater stabilization ponds (WSPs)
treatment plants that have already been built in 11 governorates throughout Egypt …

In communities where people lack on-demand, safely managed drinking water, stored
household water often becomes contaminated by fecal bacteria, regardless of the source …

Reusing reclaimed water is of paramount importance to achieve the 2030 Agenda for
Sustainable Development Goals 6 and 13. In Europe, a recent Regulation set minimum …