Climate change, rapid urbanization and inappropriate urban planning policies in many
countries have resulted in urban water-related problems, such as flooding disasters, water …

Glyphosate (Gly) is a broad-spectrum herbicide and currently one of the most studied
pesticides. New Gly-related data are published daily worldwide. Despite the large number of …

Road runoff to streams and rivers exposes aquatic organisms to complex mixtures of
chemical contaminants. In particular, the tire-derived chemical 6PPD-quinone (N-(1, 3 …

The increase in urbanization and climate change brings new challenges to the cities'
sustainability and resilience, mainly related to flood and drought events. Among these …

The increasing amount of data on biofilter treatment performance over the past decade has
made it possible to use data-driven approaches to explore the relationships between …

This study evaluates the operational status of twenty-six biofilter facilities across nine cities
in Sweden, with respect to their functional design criteria, engineered design features (filter …

The study assessed the quality of highway runoff and a stormwater treatment system,
focusing on intra-event variations (IEVs: variations within a runoff/effluent event) of the …

Bioretention cells are a type of low-impact development technology that, over the past two
decades, have become a critical component of urban stormwater management. Research …

Biofiltration systems can help mitigate the impact of urban runoff as they can treat, retain and
attenuate stormwater. It is important to select the optimal design characteristics of biofilters …

Stormwater rapidly moves trace organic contaminants (TrOCs) from the built environment to
the aquatic environment. Bioretention cells reduce loadings of some TrOCs, but they …