Irrigation with wastewaters from agri-industry processes such as milk factories, piggeries,
wineries and abattoirs is commonplace. These wastewaters all have high levels of …

A review of progress in the treatment of wastewater from slaughterouses is presented.
Significant progress in issues such as nutrient removal and high-rate anaerobic treatment …

New Zealand and Australia generate large quantities of agricultural, industrial, and
municipal wastes. As authorities move to protect the environment by regulating waste …

The abundant gypsiferous soils of the semi-arid central Ebro valley are very sensitive to
environmental change. Poor land management practices have caused severe degradation …

Five typical slaughter houses in Ibadan, Nigeria, and their pollutant generation, as
monitored by water-quality parameters in four adjacent streams and wells, were compared …

Thirty-nine paired soil samples belonging to Inceptisols, irrigated with wastewater and well
water, were examined to monitor the combination of clay mineralogy, physicochemical …

There is increasing anecdotal evidence from some land treatment sites in New Zealand that
irrigating sodium-contaminated wastewaters onto soils may be causing soil structural …

Land application of municipal sewage effluent is becoming increasingly popular worldwide
as a means of disposal, treatment, nutrient recycling, irrigation to meet plants' water …

In the Mediterranean basin, edaphic salinization, sodification and alkalinization related to
anthropic pressures and climatic changes may hinder the ecosystem sustainability. It is …

The effects of two methods of septic tank effluent disposal on the microbial quality of alluvial
gravel aquifers were investigated at an experimental site in the Canterbury Plains, New …