Constructed wetlands (CWs) are natural-like systems for wastewater treatment capable to
remove both pollutants and nutrients without additional energy demand. In these systems …

Constructed wetlands (CWs) represent the most viable artificial wastewater treatment system
that works on the principles of natural wetlands. Filter media are integrally linked to CWs and …

Biochar is widely used for nutrient removal in constructed wetlands (CWs); however, its
influence on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from CWs remains unclear. Here, biochar …

Biochar has shown great potential as an amendment to improve soil quality and promote
plant growth, as well as to adsorb pollutants from water. However, information about the …

Constructed wetlands (CWs) have been widely applied in wastewater treatment; however,
the degradation of organic pollutants within CWs leads to substantial emissions of …

Constructed wetlands (CWs) are an eco-technology for wastewater treatment and are
applied worldwide. Due to the regular influx of pollutants, CWs can release considerable …

Constructed wetland (CW) works mostly depending on biological and biochemical
processes. No doubt, these processes are affected by climate conditions. This is a challenge …

Constructed wetlands with microbial fuel cells (MFC-CWs) are widely acknowledged to be
efficient in pollutant removal, and have been reported to be beneficial in reducing specific …

Nitrous oxide (N 2 O) emissions from constructed wetlands (CWs) are accompanying
problems and have attracted much attention in recent years. CWs filled with different …

Many intensively farmed soils show high phosphorus (P) contents compared to the
thresholds required for agricultural production; 0.084 Mt of P year− 1 is leaving the …