Constructed wetland (CW), a green wastewater treatment technology, is extensively used in
the world owing to its advantages of less investment, low energy consumption, simple …

Constructed wetlands (CWs) are increasingly employed to remediate heavy metal and
metalloid (HMM)-polluted water. However, the disadvantages of HMM removal by …

Magnetically modified carbon-based adsorbent (BC@ γ-Fe 2 O 3) was prepared through
facile route using activated sludge biomass and evaluated for the simultaneous removal of …

The discharge of untreated wastewater as a result of various developmental activities such
as urbanization, industrialization and changes in lifestyle poses great threats to aquatic …

Water pollutions of heavy metal and metalloids (HMMs), typically including As, Cd, Cu, Cr,
Mn, Ni, Pb, and Zn, are becoming a severe environmental problem to be controlled …

Constructed wetlands (CWs) are increasingly used to treat heavy metals (HMs) wastewater.
To reveal the nature, behaviour and the removal mechanisms of HMs in CWs, literature of …

The continuous exposure to pharmaceuticals and personal care products can lead to a
series of individual antagonistic and synergistic effects and long-lasting toxicity to humans …

Chromium (Cr) in the soil is one of the major pollutants for agricultural production. This study
examined the efficiency of sunflower plants to remediate Cr-contaminated soils using a plant …

While phytoremediation has been widely employed for greywater treatment, this system
suffers from the transfer of considerable amounts of surfactants to the aquatic environment …

Introduction Plant richness is thought to improve the function of constructed wetlands (CWs),
but most CWs are planted with monocultures, with only a few employed polycultures, which …