Water scarcity is a major threat to agriculture and humans due to over abstraction of
groundwater, rapid urbanization and improper use in industrial processes. Industrial …

The current economy of tanneries in developing countries is mainly linear, with certain
elements of circularity as it promotes the recycling of skin/hides and direct/indirect water …

Dissolved oxygen (DO) and carbon stock in substrate medium play a vital role in the nutrient
removal mechanism in a constructed wetland (CW). This study compiles the results of …

Tannery wastewater is characterized by high and variable concentrations of diverse
pollutants, which makes it difficult and costly to treat. In the search for sustainable treatment …

The current experimental work aimed at the investigation of the overall chromium removal
capacity of constructed wetlands (CWs) and the chromium fate-distribution within a wetland …

Aiming to evaluate the efficacy of constructed floating wetlands (CFW) in removing
agrochemicals (nutrients and pesticides), a series of experiments were run continuously for …

Constructed wetlands (CWs) could be a sustainable approach to address the issue of low-
cost treatment of domestic wastewaters in rural and sub-urban areas. The present study …

Background High-strength wastewater defined by elevated levels of hazardous pollutants
measured in BOD, heavy metals, nutrients and other toxic substances. This kind of …

We assessed constructed wetland (CW) performance in the removal of six emerging
pollutants (EPs) from university campus wastewater. The EPs considered were: diethyl …

The anaerobic treatment of tannery effluents from the different process stages are limited by
the various toxicants that are mainly added as feed chemicals. The segregated effluents …