Effluent

TL;DR: Results of presented study demonstrate high efficiency of ARB and ARGs removal during the wastewater treatment processes, especially by WWTPs with MB and MB-ERN systems, and EFF is still an important reservoir of ARGs which can be transferred to other microorganisms.

TL;DR: Through the two-stage ARB, the species and concentrations of organic pollutants in landfill leachate reduced greatly and several chlorinated organic compounds were detected in the effluent after the UDE and the anolyte of the DE, suggesting careful consideration should be given in the application of electro-oxidation into the treatment of chloride-containing wastewater.

TL;DR: From the results obtained, it was verified that maximum efficiency for the removal of organic matter expressed as COD and total nitrogen occurred after 15 h of cultivation, being 83.44% and 72.74, respectively.

TL;DR: Analysis of bioremediation of potentially hazardous pulp and paper mill effluent by a laccase producing Paenibacillus strain LD-1 and toxicity assessments were carried out by studying the growth and germination of seeds of mung bean.

TL;DR: The feasibility of using a two-stage autotrophic nitrogen removal process to treat sewage was examined and showed that total nitrogen could be efficiently removed by 88.38% when influent TN and chemical oxygen demand were 45.87 and 44.40 mg/L, respectively.