Recently, the quickly growing population living in urban location has caused numerous
conflicts related to increase in water demand and water pollution. In urban areas, the surface …

Wastewater and waste management sectors alone account for 18% of the anthropogenic
methane (CH 4) emissions. This study presents a critical overview of methanotrophs …

Paddy fields are hotspots of microbial denitrification, which is typically linked to the oxidation
of electron donors such as methane (CH4) under anoxic and hypoxic conditions. While …

The study is an attempt to assess the pollution impact on the aquatic ecosystem related with
an emergency discharge of untreated municipal wastewater from the “Czajka” wastewater …

This study proposes a novel method to directly treat reject water with a high ammonium
content, without relying on dilution. The originality of this method resides in leveraging the …

With a focus on efficient and low-carbon wastewater treatment, methane driven
denitrification has garnered significant attention. Membrane biofilm reactors (MBfRs) are …

The agricultural sector requires a large volume of water (∼ 70% of global water), which
makes this sector difficult to produce enough food for the rapidly growing population …

Carbon to nitrogen (C/N) ratios in wastewater vary with time and sources, which greatly
affect the production and composition of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) in …

Stable isotopic analysis (SIA), traditionally crucial in ecological and geochemical studies,
has recently expanded its applications to include wastewater management among other …

The thought of harnessing renewable energy sources that are both inexpensive and
environmentally friendly has fueled the development of biorefineries for a sustainable …