The risk of global water crisis is becoming more evident due to the increase in overall urban population and reduction freshwater availability. Treated greywater using greenwall technology was identified as a potential method produce for non-potable applications. filtering media acts growing plants filtration medium. In this study, pollutant removal efficiency environmental impacts associated w...

Sensitive and remote areas have come under pressure from growing populations tourism, often resulting in improper wastewater management. Efficiency, durability, the use of renewable construction materials, minimization environmental impacts must be conformed to a sustainable paradigm. A life cycle assessment (LCA) was applied compare three different decentralized treatment systems built at tour...

Biochar-based column filtration systems (BCFS) for greywater treatment have gained attention in the last decade. However, a review of state-of-the-art on this subject has not been conducted, leaving analysis and limitations available research still unexplored. This paper reviews current literature to give insights into technology identify new areas investigation. study used systematic approach ...

Purpose As the United States is making a significant move toward rejoining Paris Agreement on climate change, there high demand for sustainable solutions across various industries, including construction and hospitality sectors. The aim of this project was to design model an on-site greywater treatment system hotel building effective reuse sewage water. study considered Los Angeles, California,...

This study considered the experimental parameters (zinc chloride, impregnation ratio and activation times) for nutrients removals (nitrate phosphate) in synthetic greywater using activated carb...

Electrochemical processes have been extensively investigated for the removal of a range of organic and inorganic contaminants. The great majority of these studies were conducted using nitrate-, perchlorate-, sulfate-, and chloride-based electrolyte solutions. In actual treatment applications, organic and inorganic constituents may have substantial effects on the performance of electrochemical t...

BACKGROUND Epidemiological research often requires collection of data from a representative sample of the community or recruitment of specific groups through broad community approaches. The population coverage of traditional survey methods such as mail-outs to residential addresses, and telephone contact via public directories or random-digit-dialing is declining and survey response rates are f...

Water in the city is typically exploited a linear process, which most of it polluted, treated, and discharged; during this valuable nutrients are lost treatment process instead being cycled back used urban agriculture or green space. The purpose paper to advance new paradigm close water cycles cities via implementation nature-based solutions units (NBS_u), with particular focus on building gree...

It is becoming increasingly accepted that the conventional approach to urban water resources management (WRM) is unsustainable and that securing urban water supplies for both anthropogenic and environmental uses requires a different approach. Water sensitive urban design (WSUD) is a holistic approach that seeks to integrate the management of the potable water, stormwater and wastewater cycles t...