Due to water scarcity challenges around the world, it is essential to think about non-
conventional water resources to address the increased demand in clean freshwater …

The worldwide fresh water scarcity is increasing the demand for non-conventional water
resources. Despite the technology being available for application of treated wastewater in …

In many countries of the Mediterranean region, characterized by frequent drought periods,
agricultural production often occurs under water deficiency or conditions that cause the …

Reuse of treated wastewater could provide a key solution to address sustainable water
resources management in agriculture. However, the success of this practice depends on …

Utilization of reclaimed wastewater (RWW) presents an alternative to irrigation of agricultural
crops with fresh water (Fr), especially in dry areas characterized by water scarcity. While …

The need for irrigated agriculture is growing day by day and the largest water withdrawals
from renewable water resources are for irrigation. In addition, the available water resources …

The use of municipal wastewater in agriculture requires a careful monitoring of a range of
hygiene parameters. Yearly hygienic impact assessments on soil and fruit were made …

Climate change and a growing population around the Mediterranean Rim are increasing the
need for water and, consequently, the pressure on resources in terms of both quantity and …

This paper provides a comprehensive review on organics and nutrients (N and P) removals
from industrial, municipal, domestic, secondary treated, and decentralized wastewaters …

Increasing lack of potable water in arid countries leads to the use of treated wastewater for
crop production. However, the use of inappropriate irrigation practices could result in a …