As a scarce natural resource, the preservation of water quality is of fundamental importance
to guarantee its availability for future generations. Due to the increasing industrial activity …

Highlights•Assessing global water quality issues requires a multi-pollutant modelling
approach.•Challenges relate to consistent inputs, multi-pollutant modelling approaches and …

With the continuous expansion of the city scale and the continuous deepening of the
innovation-driven concept, an innovative city pilot program, as a momentous spatial …

The discharge of phosphate from sewage water can lead to water eutrophication and
endanger the aquatic ecosystem. Capacitive deionization (CDI) has displayed great …

Urban areas account for more than 70% of CO2 emissions from burning fossil fuels. Urban
expansion in tropics is responsible for 5% of the annual emissions from land use change …

Lima faces increasing water stress due to demographic growth, climate change and
outdated water management infrastructure. Moreover, its highly centralized wastewater …

Chinese surface waters are severely polluted by nutrients. This study addresses three
challenges in nutrient modeling for rivers in China:(1) difficulties in transferring modeling …

The anaerobic/anoxic/oxic (A2O) process is globally one of the widely used biological
sewage treatment processes. This is the first report of a metagenomic analysis using …

Worldwide, coastal waters contain pollutants such as nutrients, plastics, and chemicals.
Rivers export those pollutants, but their sources are not well studied. Our study aims to …

Reducing nutrient discharge from wastewater is essential to mitigating aquatic
eutrophication; however, energy-and chemicals-intensive nutrient removal processes …