Developing a circular bioeconomy based on the sustainable use of biological resources,
such as biomass, seems to be the best way of responding to the challenges associated with …

Abstract Poplar Short Rotation Coppices can provide lignocellulosic raw material, promote
employment in rural areas, contribute to achieving a low carbon bioeconomy and supply …

The European furniture sector is dynamic and competitive, currently facing a transition to
further increase the environmental sustainability and circularity of its products. Literature on …

Water circularity is a challenge which must be met to guarantee the sustainability of this
resource. Woody biomass is another resource of interest for the bioeconomy, which has …

Nonconventional wastewater treatments, such as vegetation filters (VFs), are propitious
systems to attenuate contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) in small municipalities. The …

Forest water reclamation is a decades-old practice of repurposing municipal reclaimed
water using land application on forests to filter nutrients and increase wood production …

Municipal wastewater treatment using willow 'phyto'-filtration has the potential for reduced
environmental impact compared to conventional treatment practices. However, the …

Irrigation water can increase tree biomass production, but it is often unavailable near grove
locations. Alternative water resources, such as treated wastewater (TWW), offer a potential …

Despite growing health concerns and increasing water scarcity, adequate wastewater
treatment and reuse remains limited in India. Low-cost, decentralised, and nature-based on …

Vegetation filters (VFs), a type of land application system, are a robust technology based on
natural treatment mechanisms for the removal of wastewater contaminants. Their capacity to …