Major causes of water pollution in the ecosystem are pollutants such as dyes which are
noxious. The present study was based on the synthesis of the green nano-biochar …

Wetland treatment systems are used extensively across the world to mitigate surface runoff.
While wetland treatment for nitrogen mitigation has been comprehensively reviewed, the …

Floating treatment wetlands are an innovative wetland design to passively improve water
quality and remove pollutants from reservoirs with limited infrastructure modification or …

A new issue resulting from shifting dietary preferences is effluent from slaughterhouses.
Because non-point sources produce the majority of the wastewater from slaughterhouses …

The use of wetlands as a treatment approach for nitrogen in runoff is a common practice in
agroecosystems. However, nitrate is not the sole constituent present in agricultural runoff …

The objective of the study was to verify the applicability of PkC* model to evaluate the
treatment response of horizontal CWs (H-CWs) and to assess key design parameters for the …

A saturated riparian buffer (SRB) is an edge‐of‐field conservation practice that reduces
nitrate export from agricultural lands by redistributing tile drainage as shallow groundwater …

Mesocosm and microcosm experiments were conducted to explore the applicability of
floating treatment wetlands (FTWs), an ecologically based management technology, to …

Highlights A floating treatment wetland design was evaluated for water quality
improvements. Nitrate-N removal rates were quantified using spent coffee grounds as a …

The effectiveness of wetlands in sequestering nutrients and improving water quality relies on
a suite of abiotic and biotic conditions. To more fully understand the restraints on nutrient …