Water reuse is gaining momentum as a beneficial practice to address the water crisis,
especially in the agricultural sector as the largest water consumer worldwide. With recent …

From the beginning of the Bronze Age (ca. 3200–1100 BC), domestic wastewater (sewage)
has been used for irrigation and aquaculture by a number of civilizations including those that …

The new European regulation on minimum quality requirements (MQR) for water reuse (EU,
2020/741) was launched in May 2020 and describes the directives for the use of reclaimed …

With the rapid socio-economic development, urban cities are confronted with issues of
accelerating water scarcity, water contamination and water environment degradation …

Meeting future water demand will require serious consideration of direct potable reuse
(DPR) for many water agencies. There has been tremendous progress in the technologies …

Climate change, irrigation development, and a growing population across the
Mediterranean region are increasing the pressure on water resources in terms of both …

Freshwater is a precious resource, and shortages can lead to water stress, impacting
agriculture, industry, and other sectors. Wastewater reuse is increasingly considered as an …

Natural Purification Through Soils: Risks and Opportunities of Sewage Effluent Reuse in
Sub-surface Irrigation | SpringerLink Skip to main content Advertisement SpringerLink Account …

Harmful algal blooms (HABs) or higher levels of de facto water reuse (DFR) can increase the
levels of certain contaminants at drinking water intakes. Therefore, the goal of this study was …

Subsurface irrigation by recharging shallow phreatic aquifers to raise the water table allows
treated wastewater and other marginal water to be used in irrigation, without directly …