A dataset of 294 monitored sites from six continents (Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North
and South America) was compiled and evaluated to characterize the occurrence and fate of …

Climate change and the continuing increase in human population creates a growing need to
tackle urban stormwater problems. One promising mitigation option is by using nature-based …

Many natural and anthropogenic factors cause degradation of urban stormwater quality,
resulting in negative consequences to receiving waters. In order to improve water quality …

Increasing interest in urban drainage green infrastructure brings attention to grass swales
and filter strips (GS&GFS) and their role in stormwater management. While the …

Provides the tools needed to control and remediate the quality of natural water systems Now
in its Second Edition, this acclaimed text sets forth core concepts and principles that govern …

The urban water system is believed to be an important sink for the nonpoint-source
pollutants nonylphenols and phthalates. The presence of nonylphenols (NPs), nonylphenol …

With the development of urbanization, green space in urban areas has received widespread
attention and become an important symbol of urban ecosystem health. Urban green space …

Bio-swales have gained significant attention as an effective means of stormwater
management in urban areas, reducing the burden on conventional rainwater management …

Metallurgy is essential for socioeconomic development, and the process discharges waste
containing a variety of toxic and hazardous compounds. Robust disposal technologies and …

According to van Bueren, van Bohemen, Itard, and Visscher (2012), the urban environment
represents one of the most important sources to global climate change, while at the same …