The increase in waste and related environmental problems is one of the major problems
compromising health and environmental quality in urban and rural areas. There are a …

Suitability maps for managed aquifer recharge (MAR) sites hold a strong potential for
integration into sustainable groundwater management plans. An uprising method to identify …

In this study, the Secondary Treated Waste-Water (STWW) to infiltrate through the soil matrix,
hence eliminating the contaminants in the effluent. For this study, three types of soil, such as …

Artificial recharge in urban aquifers is of vital importance due to the increase in urbanization
resulting in a reduction in natural recharge along with groundwater overdraft in many …

Water is a limiting factor for economic and social development in most arid and semi-arid
regions on Earth. The deliberate recharge of depleted aquifer storage and later recovery …

Groundwater resources worldwide face significant challenges that require urgent
implementation of sustainable measures for effective long-term management. Managed …

Given the prevailing arid climate and rapid population growth, groundwater resources face
unprecedented challenges globally, including depletion, seawater intrusion, and …

Vadose zone infiltration well (VZW) is an important method to implement managed aquifer
recharge (MAR) when groundwater table is relatively deep or sufficiently permeable soils at …

Soil aquifer treatment (SAT) is a tertiary process for wastewater treatment, where the
wastewater infiltrates through a thick vadose zone for purification and storage in the …

With the growing emphasis on green, low-carbon, energy-efficient, and emission-reduction
practices in wastewater management, rural wastewater, characterized by its decentralized …