Nowadays, sanitary landfilling is the most common approach to eliminate municipal solid
waste, but a major drawback is the generation of heavily polluted leachates. These …

Landfill leachate that primary and/or secondary technologies have treated needs to be
subjected to further purification to meet local discharge limits due to its heavy macro and …

Landfilling is the most common solid waste management practice. However, there exist a
potential environmental risk to the surface and ground waters due to the possible leaching of …

The effectiveness of a three-stage pilot approach using adsorption (AD), electrocoagulation
(EC) and biological (BIO) processes for the treatment of raw sanitary landfill leachate (SLL) …

In the present study, landfill leachate of three landfill sites of Delhi, India, was toxico-
chemically analyzed for human risk assessment. Raw leachate samples were collected from …

Leachate has become a great deal of concern due to its complex properties which are
primarily caused by the high concentrations of organics and ammonia. Thus, proper …

The present study aims to evaluate the feasibility of leachate treatment using a synergistic
approach by microalgae and bacteria. Leachate from one of the landfill of Northern India …

The present study investigates leachate hazardous effects on marine biota and human cells,
with the use of a battery of assays, both under in vivo and in vitro conditions. According to …

Sanitary landfilling is still considered worldwide as one of the most common methods
applied for the management of the municipal solid waste. As a consequence, vast amounts …

Landfill leachates result from the degradation of solid residues in sanitary landfills, thus
presenting a high variability in terms of composition. Normally, these effluents are …