The way in which human society uses water is continuously evolving. The present
challenges related to clean water availability require the development of sustainable …

Despite increases in federal infrastructure funding that could provide adequate wastewater
management for thousands of US communities, the pace of progress in small, underserved …

Failing sewer infrastructure introduces unknown quantities of raw wastewater into urban
streams, raising human and ecological health concerns. To address this problem, we …

Global development goals, including Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.2 for
sanitation access, purport to be applicable to countries at all levels of income and …

Despite global efforts on meeting sustainable development goals by 2030, persistent and
widespread sanitation deficits in rural, underserved communities in high-income countries─ …

Low temperatures present significant challenges to sewage treatment, particularly in rural
areas with underdeveloped economies. This study investigates the efficiency of wastewater …

Septic tank systems (STS) in rural catchments represent a potential source of microbial
pollution to watercourses; however, data concerning the risk of faecal indicator organism …

Abstract The Alabama Black Belt was originally named for its dark, fertile topsoil, which was
well suited for growing cotton, and in the early 1800s was once one of the most prosperous …

Using wastewater in response to water-related challenges from climate variation has gained
significance. Various sophisticated technologies have been developed to meet the demand …

The overexploitation of finite natural resources and anthropogenic pollution pose a threat to
economic security and human health. One approach for tackling these challenges is the …