Cities increasingly use real-time control of combined sewer systems and green infrastructure
to decrease emissions to surface waters, and incorporate infrastructure into the urban …

Rainwater becomes loaded with a large number of pollutants when in contact with the
atmosphere and urban surfaces. These pollutants (such as metals, pesticides, PAHs, PCBs) …

Stormwater runoff clearly impacts water quality and ecological health of urban receiving
waters. Subsequent management efforts are often guided by conceptual models of …

Data were collected at a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) in Burlington, Vermont,
USA,(serving 30,000 people) to assess the relative contribution of CSO (combined sewer …

A consequential life cycle assessment (LCA) is conducted to evaluate the trade-offs between
water quality improvements and the incremental climate, resource, and economic costs of …

The implications of climate change and changing precipitation patterns need to be
investigated to evaluate mitigation measures for source water protection. Potential solutions …

The formation of black and odorous water is a complex process influenced by various factors
such as organic matter and environmental conditions. However, there are limited studies on …

The occurrence of enteric viruses in reclaimed wastewater, their removal by efficient
treatment processes and the public health hazards associated with their release into the …

Abstract Changes in extreme precipitation should be one of the primary impacts of climate
change (CC) in urban areas. To assess these impacts, rainfall data from climate models are …

Abstract The Buffalo River and its dams are major surface water sources used for fresh
produce irrigation, raw water abstraction and recreation in parts of the Eastern Cape …