As climate change and water scarcity continue to be of concern, reuse of treated wastewater
is an important water management strategy in many parts of the world, particularly in …

Phosphate rock has long been used for the production of phosphorus based chemicals.
However, considering the depletion of the reservoirs and the decrease of the quality of …

The global aquaculture production of crustaceans, shellfish and fish has to increase to
satisfy the growing demand and also to compensate for the reduced capture from …

Cultivation of microalgae for applications such as fuel, food, pharmaceuticals and farming is
a rapidly developing area of research and investment. Whilst microalgae promises to deliver …

Phosphorus (P), in the form of phosphate derived from either inorganic (Pi) or organic (Po)
forms is an essential macronutrient for all life. P undergoes a biogeochemical cycle within …

Phosphorus (P) is an essential element for all living organisms, and plays a major role in
many physiological processes. However, in recent years, excessive amounts of P …

Maturation (polishing) ponds operating after UASB (upflow anaerobic sludge blanket)
reactors are considered a highly suitable system for treating domestic sewage for small to …

High-rate algae ponds (HRAPs) are wastewater treatment systems that enable combining
cost-efficient secondary treatment at small scale with the production of a harvestable …

This work focuses on the performance of a primary facultative pond, in a full-scale waste
stabilization pond system, located in a temperate climate region (average air temperature in …

While excess phosphorus typically results in the eutrophication of inland waters, there is
growing evidence that excess nitrogen (N) and the availability of different N forms influence …