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Occurrence of micropollutants in surface water and removal by catalytic wet per...
Silva, Adriano S.; Zadra Filho, Paulo Cesar; Ferreira, Ana Paula; Roman, Fernanda; Baldo, Arthur Pietrobon; Rauhauser, MadeleineMonitoring campaigns of contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) in surface waters is of utmost importance in evaluating the anthropogenic impact on riparian ecosystems. Beyond identifying pollutants and threats, treatment solutions are also needed to mitigate the adverse effects caused by polluted water discharged into the environment. For years, grab samples have been used to assess water quality, but the resu...
Environmental Impact of Wastewater on Surface and Groundwater in Central Asia
Kalmakhanova, Marzhan S.; Kurtebayeva, Assel A.; Tleuova, Zhanna T.; Satybaldiev, Bagdat; Orynbayev, Seitzhan A.; Malakar, Arindam; Gomes, HelderThis review aims to increase attention on present water quality issues on Central Asia, finding gaps in the literature on ways to address treatment needs, and help ensure future use of Central Asia surface waters and groundwater for all beneficial uses. Central Asia is a landlocked region known for its harsh climatic conditions and scarce water resources, despite being home to some of the world's largest intern...
Wastewater treatment in Central Asia: treatment alternatives for safe water reuse
Kalmakhanova, Marzhan; Díaz de Tuesta, Jose Luis; Malakar, Arindam; Gomes, Helder; Snow, Daniel D.Due to water scarcity and ready availability, treated wastewater in Central Asia is increasingly reused and seen as a valuable resource, requiring effective management with particular care for human health, environmental protection, and water security. Due to limited technical and economic support and poorly developed regulatory systems, many cities have inadequate wastewater treatment infrastructure. Improved ...