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Green alga U. lactuca stood out as the only capable of efficiently removing at least 60% of all elements, reaching removals up to 90% in some cases. The high bioconcentration factors, derived from mass balance analysis (c.a. 2500) support that the REEs enriched algal biomass (up to 1295 μg g-1) may constitute an effective and environmentally friendly alternative source of REEs to conventional extraction from ores. BzATP triethylammonium Industrial activities lead to the contamination of large amounts of soils polluted by both inorganic and organic compounds, which are difficult to treat due to different chemical properties. The efficiency of a decontamination process developed to simultaneously remove mixed contamination of industrial soils was evaluated at the pilot-scale, as well as operating costs associated to that process to define the best remediation approach. The results showed that the treatment of the coarse fractions (>0.250 mm) of 40 kg of soil by attrition in countercurrent mode allowed the removal of 17-42% of As, 3-31% of Cr, 20-38% of Cu, and 64-75% of polychlorinated dioxins and furans (PCDD/F). Removals of 60% for As, 2.2% for Cr, 23% for Cu, and 74% for PCDD/F were obtained during the treatment of attrition sludge ( less then 0.250 mm) by alkaline leaching process. However, the results of the techno-economic evaluation, carried out on a fixed plant with an annual treatment capacity of 7560 tons of soil treated (tst), showed that the estimated overall costs for the attrition process alone [scenario 1] (CAD$ 451/tst) were lower than the costs of the process, which additionally includes an alkaline leaching step to treat attrition sludge [scenario 2] (CAD$ 579/tst). This techno-economic evaluation also showed that the process becomes competitive with current disposal options (thermal desorption and landfilling - CAD$ 600/tst) from a certain treatment capacity, which is around of 3465 tst/yr for the scenario 1 and 6930 tst/yr for the scenario 2. On the other hand, the techno-economic evaluations are crucial to selecting feasible decontamination process for a soil remediation project, with considerations of the type of contamination, site characteristics and cost effectiveness. Sewage sludge from municipal wastewater treatment plants in Germany is currently disposed of via thermal treatment and agricultural utilization or used for landscaping. Increasing focus on hygiene, soil protection and most recently on phosphorus recovery combined with the associated legal changes leads to an increased relevance of thermal sewage sludge treatment processes. This article reviews existing technologies for thermal treatment of sewage sludge with a view to the situation in Germany. Thermal sewage sludge treatment can be divided into different processes drying reduces high water contents of mechanically dewatered sewage sludge and often precedes subsequent treatment processes. Today, most of the sewage sludge in Germany is incinerated, about half in mono-incineration, mostly in stationary fluidized beds, and the other half in co-incineration, in particular in coal-fired power plants, cement kilns or, to a lesser extent, waste incineration plants. Some alternative thermal processes, mainly pyrolysis and gasification, but also metallurgical approaches, are tested in bench or pilot scale. Recent amendments to the German Sewage Sludge Ordinance will restrict the disposal route of co-incineration in future. Consequently, a significant increase in mono-incineration capacity is expected. These processes should enable the combination of environmentally friendly disposal and phosphorus recovery. Phosphorous (P) fertigation with high salinity water (HSW) drip irrigation would be an effective measure to relieve soil and water pollution caused by the excessive application of P fertilizer, and achieve synergistic saving of both limited fresh water and non-renewable P resources. However, the emitter clogging issues of drip fertigation systems seriously restricts the utilization of this technology. This study proposes an approach to reduce emitter clogging in HSW drip fertigation systems by choosing the appropriate type and concentration of P fertilizer. The effects of two new types of P fertilizers (ammonium polyphosphate, APP; urea phosphate, UP), and a traditional P fertilizer (monopotassium phosphate, MKP), were assessed at three fertilization concentrations (0, 0.15, and 0.30 g/L) on the clogging behavior of four types flat emitters. The results indicated that the application of MKP aggravated the clogging of emitters in comparison with non-fertilization. While the addition of two new types of P fertilizers (APP and UP) effectively alleviated emitters clogging (the irrigation uniformity of systems increased by 26.2%-74.6%) by inhibiting the formation of carbonate, although precipitation of phosphate, silicate, and quartz increased. Moreover, under the equal application amount of P fertilizer, UP and APP were more effective in relieving clogged when applied at a low-concentration with long-term running and high-concentration with short-term running mode. The results could pave a way for reducing the pollution in agricultural production and conserving freshwater and non-renewable P resources. Water is one of the natural resources most impacted by the development model adopted in Brazil. This is related to the widespread sense that water is abundant in the country, which makes it difficult to fully engage all levels of government. However, this sense of abundance also obscures the real problems of pollution, demand, availability and water resources conflicts. This study aims to strengthen water management and contribute to the evaluation of the processes of development in the northeast region of the state of Pará. This study uses Hydrographic Basin Sustainability Indices to consider the hydrological, environmental, social and water resources management situation of the Moju River Basin and to suggest a payment model for the use of its water resources. The results indicate that the existing framework of water use regulation is characterized by moderate sustainability and governance scores and a low degree of collection of fees for the use of water. In general, with the increase in the number of enterprises authorized to withdraw water from and release effluents into the river, there is a lack of information about water demand and availability.
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