Constructed wetland (CW) is a cost-effective and ecologically sustainable technique for the
restoration of polluted aqueous ecosystems through physical, chemical, and biological …

In most of the developing world, domestic wastewater is discharged into the aquatic
environment prior to applying any treatment technologies, causing various public health …

Abstract Partially Saturated Vertical Constructed Wetlands (PSV-CWs) are novel wastewater
treatment systems that work through aerobic and anaerobic conditions that favor the removal …

This work started as a joint academia and company research project with the aim of finding
new applications for domestically sourced volcanic products and related waste (pumice …

Septage refers to the semi-liquid waste material that accumulates in septic tanks and other
onsite sanitation systems. It is composed of a complex mixture of human excreta …

The physical properties of volcanic ashes (pumice and scoria) differ based on the locations
and historical conditions of the volcanic eruptions, affecting their utilization in applications. In …

Despite the abundant nutrients that could be reutilized in swine wastewater, inadequate
wastewater management leads to excessive metals and organic matter, causing …

To discover which substrate types in a constructed wetland can synergistically adsorb
sulfamethoxazole (SMZ) and hexavalent chromium [Cr (Ⅵ)], batch adsorption experiments …

Schumannianthus dichotomus (Murta) is a naturally abundant wetland plant species in
Bangladesh that has significant economic and aesthetic values. This species is perennial …

This study aimed to assess nano-pumice (NP) from pumice mining waste as a local, cost-
effective anode catalyst in microbial fuel cells (MFCs) for treating edible vegetable oil …