The need for irrigated agriculture is growing day by day and the largest water withdrawals
from renewable water resources are for irrigation. In addition, the available water resources …

In arid and semiarid regions, the use of treated domestic sewage (effluent) for irrigation is
becoming a common practice, because of the shortage of freshwater resources. However …

In many countries of the Mediterranean region, characterized by frequent drought periods,
agricultural production often occurs under water deficiency or conditions that cause the …

In Tunisia, water scarcity is one of the major constraints for agricultural activities. The reuse
of treated wastewater (TWW) in agriculture can be a sustainable solution to face water …

In Tunisia, water scarcity is one of the major constraints for agricultural activities. The reuse
of treated wastewater (TWW) in agriculture can be a sustainable solution to face water …

Exploitation of energy crops irrigated with non-conventional water resources on a large
scale could decrease negative impacts from fossil fuel use, at the same time saving potable …

Purpose In recent years, attempts have been made to compensate irrigation water shortage
through widespread wastewater application as a low-quality water resource for agriculture …

In arid regions, such as Tunisia, the reuse of treated wastewater (TWW) in agriculture can be
a sustainable solution for water scarcity. A two-year field experiment was conducted in order …

In large areas of sub-Saharan Africa crop production must cope with low soil fertility. To
increase soil fertility, the application of biochar (charred biomass) has been suggested. In …

Constant use of treated wastewater (TWW) for irrigation over prolonged periods may cause
buildup of heavy metals up to toxic levels for plants and animals, and entails environmental …