Reuse and Recycling of Reclaimed Municipal Water in Agriculture
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental Sciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 April 2022) | Viewed by 393
Special Issue Editor
Animal Production Department, GEOVOL Research Group, University of Las Palmas, Las Palmas, Spain
Interests: agricultural reuse of reclaimed municipal water; water monitoring; management and optimization of their agronomic and health aspects involved in reuse; soil and fertilizer; production of forage and biofuels; maintenance of irrigation systems; water quality (presence and mobility studies of emerging contaminants in soil and water)
Interests: agricultural reuse of reclaimed municipal water; water monitoring; management and optimization of their agronomic and health aspects involved in reuse; soil and fertilizer; production of forage and biofuels; maintenance of irrigation systems; water quality (presence and mobility studies of emerging contaminants in soil and water)
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Municipal water and agricultural irrigation water are important parts of water demand. The physicochemical characteristics of the municipal wastewater suggest that there are potential opportunities to recycle nutrients for agricultural production. With this Special Issue, we would like to share novel treatment strategies and technologies that may contribute to the sustainability and safety of water and wastewater treatment, and water reuse in agriculture.Dr. María del Pino Palacios Díaz
Guest Editor
Keywords
- adsorption
- water treatment
- safe water
- water reuse
- reclaimed water
- municipal water
- sustainable strategies
- smart water treatment technologies
- advanced oxidation processes
- biological processes
- ecotoxicity
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