Two large-scale subsurface constructed wetland pilot plants were designed, implemented
and operated for almost three years for the treatment of a real municipal wastewater. One …

The South Nation River Watershed, in eastern Ontario, Canada, is an agricultural watershed
impacted by excess nutrient loading primarily from agricultural activities. A constructed …

The ecological floating bed system is a natural alternative to technical methods of
wastewater treatment and involves complex processes induced by plants or microorganisms …

In 2001 and 2002, fluxes of N2O, CH4, CO2 and N2 were measured in two constructed
wetlands (CW) for domestic wastewater treatment in Estonia. The difference between the …

Using a natural capital framework to inform improvements to water quality and mitigation of
climate change requires robust and spatially explicit ecosystem service data. Yet, for coastal …

This paper presents the results of an experiment carried out in Southern Italy (Sicily) on the
estimation evapotranspiration (ET) in pilot constructed wetlands planted with different …

As an example of the application of biotechnologies, highly effective buffer zones were
designed and implemented in the direct catchment of the Sulejow Reservoir, an area …

Wastewater treatment in subsurface-flow constructed wetlands is accomplished by an array
of physical, chemical, biological and microbiological processes taking place in different …

Wetlands are important ecosystems that play a key role in flood control, nutrient sink,
shoreline stability, and biodiversity conservation. Considerable attention has been placed …

Wetland macrophytes play a critical role in the performance of treatment wetlands (TWs),
primarily through nutrient uptake. However, this retention is temporary, as nutrients are …