Treatment systems like constructed wetlands and ponds have been successfully applied in Natural the treatment of domestic wastewater both in warm and cold climate. If well operated and maintained these systems perform well ...

Globally, the development of wastewater treatment systems evolved in order to treat wastewater so as to mitigate and reduce the public health issues as well as environmental impacts resulting from the discharge of untreated ...

As a result of rural to urban migration over the past five decades small towns are rapidly emerging particularly along the major road network in Nepal. These small towns lack resources and basic infrastructure to accommodate ...

Proper management of wastewater is a challenge for the cities in developing countries. The discharges of untreated wastewater into the urban rivers have huge impacts on public health as well as entire ecosystem of the ...

Vekstforsøk med Leca fra våtmarksfilteret på Tveter viser ingen sikker gjødslingseffekt for fosfor i siltjord med pH 6.4. Legamaterialet brukt er relativt fosforfattig. De store mengdene Leca som måtte brukes for å få ...

Potable water is becoming an increasingly scarce in parts of the world due to population increase and the effects of climate change. Reuse of wastewater as alternative source for nonpotable use has been advocated and ...

On-site small-scale sanitation is common in rural areas and areas without infrastructure, but the treatment of the collected fecal matter can be inefficient and is seldom directed to resource recovery. The aim of this study ...

In Norway, 16% of the population lives in rural areas where centralized infrastructure for wastewater treatment is neither cost effective and nor sustainable due to topography and long distance to connect a treatment ...

In Upper Mustang, one of Nepal's highest and most remote regions, sanitation infrastructure is undergoing major transitions. The area's inhabitants have traditionally been using dry toilets, perfectly adapted to the semi-arid ...