Water Pollution

Exploring 26 Microalgal-Bacterial Consortia for Nutrient Removal in Wastewater Treatment Systems

This study examines 26 microalgae-bacteria consortia and their effectiveness in wastewater treatment, focusing on nutrient removal mechanisms, system performance, and emerging applications of microalgal biomass.

Surface Water Pollution: Identifying the 8 Primary Human and Natural Contributors

Water pollution has become one of the main global problems that causes deaths and diseases worldwide and can harm human and living health.

Three Primary Methods for Classifying Groundwater Contamination

Approximately one-third of the global population depends on groundwater for drinking water. More than 2 billion people use groundwater for domestic, drinking, agricultural, and industrial purposes in both developing and industrialized nations worldwide.

Aquatic Thermal Pollution and Its Effects on the Environment

An aquatic thermal pollution disaster occurs when heated water is released from industries into the environmental waters, disturbing normal aquatic life and hydrogeochemical processes in the waters.

Everything About Practical Methods of Algal Bloom Control: Physical, Chemical, and Biological Techniques

Physical, chemical, and biological methods can be used to control harmful algal blooms and protect water ecosystems.

The 15 Main Causes Of Algal Bloom (Red Tide): Human Activities and Natural Factors

Algal blooms (red tides) are rapid increases in microalgae populations, primarily driven by human activities like pollution and aquaculture, and natural factors such as climate change, leading to significant ecological and economic impacts.

Advanced Groundwater Remediation Techniques

Microfiltration Technology: Processs & Applications

Microfiltration removes particles and bacteria from water without chemicals but can suffer from membrane clogging.

14 Solutions and Technologies for Plastic Pollution Management in Marine Environments

Plastic islands instead of the Canary Islands or plastic mountains instead of icebergs in the middle of seas and oceans!

Sediment Trapping in Dams and Reservoirs: From Mechanisms to Effects

Did you know that there are more than 58,000 dams with a total storage capacity of 7 to 8.3 thousand cubic kilometers in the whole world?

Thermal Stratification in Lakes: its Formation and Effects

Even though water is the most solvent liquid and we think that its physical and chemical properties are the same everywhere, water cannot be homogeneous under certain conditions! What do you think?

The Top 10 Practical Solutions for Sediment Trapping Management in Dams and Reservoirs

Despite the advantages and applications of reservoirs and dams, these dams face challenges such as sediment trapping. Achieving sustainable dams and reservoirs requires solutions for sediment trapping and management.

PFAS Contamination: “Forever Chemicals” Are A Threat to Humans and The Environment

Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances, better known as PFAS, are a group of chemicals that have raised a lot of concern among the general public and authorities.