Phosphorus is the main determinant of nutrient enrichment in the water bodies. Many
resources including nutrients may be shortly exhausted, assuming current consumption …

Phosphorus (P) is an essential and limited resource. Municipal wastewater is a promising
source of P via reuse and could be used to replace P derived from phosphate rocks. The …

Phosphorus pollution from point and discrete sources is a serious threat to the aquatic
ecosystem in both industrialized and developing countries. The release of excessive …

Modern technologies designed to treat wastewater containing phosphorus compounds are
based on the processes of adsorption and precipitation. In addition, more environmentally …

To sustain good harvests, each year more than one million tonnes of mineral phosphorus
have to be imported to the European Union (van Dijk et al., unpublished data), while the …

Phosphate rocks are an irreplaceable resource to produce fertilizers, but their availability will
not be enough to meet the increasing demands of agriculture for food production. At the …

In the last few years the idea of circular economy has become essential. Thus, designing
methods of nutrients removal should be based on using materials that make it possible to …

Reducing the costs associated with water management, improving water quality and the
environment are fundamental requirements of sustainable development. Maintaining the …

Abstract Phosphorus removal from Wastewater Treatment Plant effluents is mandated by law
under many circumstances, at the same time, the need for more efficient P recovery …

The efficiency of phosphorus (P) removal in ecologically-engineered wastewater treatment
facilities, such as artificial wetlands and sand filters, can be improved by using a reactive …