The broader adoption of urine-diverting technologies (UDTs) and related products has been
proposed as a strategy for moving towards a more circular economy. While some studies …

Nutrient recovery from wastewater and recycling nutrients as soil fertilizers is a major
challenge for the future circular economy. This is motivated by unregulated discharge of …

The development of a multifunctional oil adsorbing material which could effectively and
quickly separate oily wastewater is one of the focuses in water environment restoration. In …

Microplastics, artificial plastic particles with a particle size of< 5 mm, have attracted
considerable attention due to their potential negative impacts on the social economy …

In household wastewater, a large proportion of organic micropollutants (OMPs) load is
attributed to human urine. OMPs could pose a risk to human and environmental health when …

Considerable progress has been made in develo** human excreta recovery pathways
and processes for maximum nutrient recovery and contaminant elimination. The demand …

Source-separating sanitation systems offer the possibility of recycling nutrients present in
wastewater as crop fertilisers. Thereby, they can reduce agriculture's impacts on global …

The looming threat posed by climate change-fueled droughts has triggered a slew of
projects concerned with the reuse of treated wastewater for agricultural purposes. Across the …

Abstract The ongoing Toilet Revolution in China offers an opportunity to improve sanitation
in rural areas by introducing new approaches, such as urine source separation, that can …

This study explicates the scope of published literature on the influence of attitudes and
perceptions on the intention to use human excreta and human excreta derived materials in …