Decentralized wastewater systems (DWWSs) are an alternative to the ever-expanding
sanitation problems in developing countries. This systematic review aims to identify the …

With population surge and vigorous industrialization, scarcity of freshwater is intensifying
day-by-day. Reutilization of treated wastewater has been regarded as the most promising …

The high nutrient concentration in domestic wastewater effluent can endanger the aquatic
life via eutrophication. Thus, research have been carried out to prevent harm to aquatic life …

It is well accepted that tidal wetland vegetation performs a significant amount of water
filtration for wetlands. However, there is currently little information on how various wetland …

The wastewater generated from diverse human activities needs to be treated, restore, and
reused. Researchers have moved from the deployment of synthetic absorbents to …

Multi-soil layering (MSL) is an efficient and eco-friendly soil-based system ingeniously
engineered to circumvent common limitations imposed by soils when used as filtering …

The growing population and increasing urbanization have led to a surge in domestic
wastewater generation, posing significant challenges for effective and sustainable treatment …

The review discusses the advancements in vermifiltration research over the last decade,
focusing on pollution removal mechanisms, system performance, the fate of filter …

Green hydrogen offers a pathway to move away from fossil fuels and it is a sustainable
option to move towards the global decarbonization of the world. Various green hydrogen …

Throughout the world, climate change, rapid population growth, and urbanisation raise the
need for reducing freshwater consumption. One solution are on-site systems that treat …