Antibiotics contamination is an emerging environmental concern, owing to its potential risks
to ecosystems and human health. Microalgae-based technology has been widely reported …

In this critical review, we explored the most recent advances about the fate of antibiotics on
biological wastewater treatment plants (WWTP). Although the occurrence of these pollutants …

Electrostimulated hydrolysis acidification (eHA) has been used as an efficient biological pre-
treatment of refractory industrial wastewater. However, the effects of electrostimulation on …

The application of nanotechnology in drinking water treatment and pollution cleanup is
promising, as demonstrated by a number of field-based (pilot and full scale) and bench …

Increasing human activities, a great demand for animal protein and intensive use of
antibiotics, are responsible for the persistent emergence of antibiotic contaminants in the …

Florfenicol (FF, C12H14Cl2FNO4S), an emerging halogenated organic contaminant of
concern was effectively degraded in water by sulfidized nanoscale zerovalent iron (S-nZVI) …

The removal of low-concentration antibiotics from water to alleviate the potential threat of
antibiotic-resistant bacteria and genes calls for the development of advanced treatment …

Microplastics (MPs) are increasingly entering the urban aquatic ecosystems, and the
environmental significance and health risks of plastisphere, a special biofilm on MPs, have …

Various nitroaromatic compounds (NACs) released into the environment cause potential
threats to humans and animals. Biological treatment is valued for cost-effectiveness …

History shows that the discovery of, and the resistance to, antibiotics go hand in hand. While
knowledge of resistance mechanisms, their impact and distribution is vast, over the years …