Understanding the dynamics of microplastics (MPs) and nanoplastics (NPs) in water
treatment processes is crucial, particularly in the context of waterworks, as they are …

Achieving universal access to clean water, as mandated by SDG 6–Clean Water and
Sanitation, is crucial for supporting human health and environmental sustainability. Water …

The addition of various environmental contaminants in water resources has demanded high
efficiency from water treatment plants in achieving the expected levels of water potability …

Alum sludge (AS) from water treatment plants is an abundant, non-toxic residue with high Si
and Al contents. These characteristics make it an ideal precursor for zeolite synthesis, not …

Drinking water treatment residue (DWTR), an inevitable byproduct of water treatment plants,
is typically recycled to control water pollution. DWTR poses a low environmental risk and …

Sludge from water treatment plants (WTP) is a waste of continuous and increasing
generation, with a polluting potential associated with the composition of water source and …

Studies that focus on the microbiological composition of water treatment plants (WTP)
sludge, as well as its pathogenicity, are extremely necessary, especially with regard to …

Swimming pools are examples of water-intensive facilities, where solutions for reducing
economic and environmental costs are searched with increased frequency. One of the …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the toxicity (according to the phytotest with
garden cress) of water-soluble residual compounds from reusable clothes (“second hand”) …

At present, the academic circle has studied the concept, type, characteristics, status,
inheritance, innovation of national culture, as well as harmonious culture, clothing culture …