Bioretention systems are widely used to mitigate the adverse effects of urbanization on the
hydrological cycle. Vegetation plays a key role in the hydrological performance of …

Bioretention systems have been showcased to be effective in reducing stormwater quantity
and improving stormwater quality. However, the systems can also leach nutrients especially …

Bioretention systems are among the most popular stormwater best management practices
(BMPs) for urban runoff treatment. Studies on plant performance using bioretention systems …

Carwash wastewater (CWW) can be a significant source of environmental pollution due to
the diversity and high concentrations of contaminants it contains. This toxic wastewater can …

Stormwater control measures, including green and gray infrastructures, are increasingly
used to enhance the level of sustainability of conventional drainage networks in managing …

The main goal of stormwater (SW) management is controlling the surface runoff to reduce
water pollution and restore ecosystem integrity [1]. Such systems play important role on …

Rapid development in a watershed affects surface and ground water sources. urbanization
results in an increase in surface runoff and the volume of water that collects downstream of …

Nutrient pollution in stormwater drives the eutrophication of inland and costal water bodies
which leads to sea grass retreat and the proliferation of harmful algal blooms (HAB). These …