The growing population, intensified anthropogenic pressures and climate variability have
increased the demands on available water resources, and water reuse has become a high …

The reuse of treated municipal wastewater (herein referred to as reclaimed water) in
agricultural irrigation (RWAI) as a means to alleviate water scarcity is gaining increasing …

When urban areas expand without concomitant increases in wastewater treatment capacity,
vast quantities of wastewater are released to surface waters with little or no treatment …

Wastewater reuse has become an integral part of Integrated Water Resources Management
and thus plays a role in securing the water needs for future generations. This study aimed at …

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 …

A system was developed to identify and quantify up to seven species of helminth eggs
(Ascaris lumbricoides-fertile and unfertile eggs-, Trichuris trichiura, Toxocara canis, Taenia …

The world population is expected to increase from the current 8.5 billion to 11.2 billion by
2100. There will be increasing pressure on potentially diminishing water resources and a …

The practice of wastewater irrigation lessens the pressure on the aquatic environment by
minimizing the use of freshwater resources. However, this may lead to significant damage to …

The detection of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) in patients'
excreta raises the issue of its occurrence and fate in sewage. This review has focused on the …

De facto (or indirect) wastewater reuse is the practice of extracting from surface water bodies
which are impacted by treated wastewater (TWW) for anthropogenic use. The extent to …