Inadequate dewatering technologies are reported as the dominant challenge in handling
faecal sludge (FS) within urban settings of most African countries. Studies have been carried …

Faecal sludge management is recognized globally as an essential component of city-wide
inclusive sanitation. However, a major gap in developing appropriate and adequate …

In this editorial, we discuss the need for a new, long-term strategy for managing human
excrement (feces and urine) to facilitate health equity and promote environmental …

Energy can be obtained from the pyrolysis and combustion of purified terephthalic acid
(PTA) sludge which is produced during the treatment of PTA wastewater. In this study, the …

Birch-derived glucuronoxylan (GX)-rich hemicellulose extract is an abundantly available by-
product of the forest industry. It has multifunctional food stabilizing properties, and is rich in …

Half of the world's population is now served by non-sewered sanitation, yet the field remains
fragmented, with a focus on individual research agendas, and prevalence of imprecise …

Rural toilet retrofitting (RTR) is a complex, dynamic system that is affected by many factors
and the positive/negative feedback relationships between subsystems and variables …

An innovative twin auger pyrolysis reactor for the intermediate conversion of partially wet
sanitary faecal sludge generated on train toilets (mobile applications) is designed and …

Thermal processes for the treatment of faecal sludge such as pyrolysis or combustion offer
complete destruction of pathogens, whilst allowing for energy and nutrient recovery. The …

Forward osmosis with an ammonium bicarbonate draw solution was investigated as a low
energy non-sewered sanitation solution, to recover nutrients and water from source …