Aquaculture activities surge tremendously worldwide and intensively shifted the landscape
of food consuming across the globe. As the fish catch production from natural environment …

Protein rich wastes from aquaculture systems result in total ammonia nitrogen (TAN), total
organic carbon (TOC) and biochemical oxygen demand (BOD). A number of conventional …

Increasing environmental awareness coupled with more stringent regulation standards has
triggered various industries to challenge themselves in seeking appropriate wastewater …

Ammonia being a most common pollutant found in water streams. As the presence of
ammonia and its associated compounds in effluent wastewater discharged to water bodies …

Conclusions. Negative effects of waste from aquaculture to aquatic environment are
increasingly recognized, though they were just a small proportion to land-based pollutants …

The effective treatment of marine aquaculture wastewater is of great significance to protect
marine environment and marine organisms. This study validated the feasibility of the …

Bioremediation of aquaculture wastewater utilizing naturally occurring bacteria and
microalgae have been widely used since 1990s in open pond. However, the relationship …

Aquaculture wastewater has become a global concern, especially to the aquatic
environment. Aquaculture industries rely on the consumption of water and generate an …

Water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) and water lettuce (Pistia stratiotes) were analyzed to
determine their effectiveness in aquaculture wastewater treatment in Malaysia. Wastewater …

Abstract Nitrite (NO 2−) is one of the major troublemakers in our environment, merits
rigorous attention on removal purposes via effective treatments. Meanwhile, often NO 2 …