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Enhancing urban wastewater treatment through nature-based solutions: The role of biofilm–plant development in subsurface retention of multiple solutesNARA Subscribed
Ecological Engineering · 2026 · Vol. 227 · Elsevier
Miquel Ribot; Audrey H. Sawyer; Sara Castelar; Adrià Casacuberta; Daniel Nadal-Sala; Gabino Carballo; Olivia Ballester-Miró; Francesc Sabater; Santiago Sabaté; Ruben Gil-Solsona; Pablo Gago-Ferrero; Albert Sorolla; Eugènia Martí
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Wastewater treatment plant effluent inputs influence the temporal variability of nutrient uptake in an intermittent streamNARA Subscribed
Urban Ecosystems · 2022 · Vol. 25 · Issue 4 · Springer
Sara Castelar; Susana Bernal; Miquel Ribot; Stephanie N. Merbt; Marta Tobella; Francesc Sabater; José L. J. Ledesma; Helena Guasch; Anna Lupon; Esperança Gacia; Jennifer D. Drummond; Eugènia Martí
Wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) effluents alter water chemistry and in-stream nutrient uptake rates of receiving freshwaters, thus changing the magnitude and fate of the nutrients exported. In Mediterranean regions, the dilution capacity of receiving streams can vary strongly over time due to the seasonal occurrence of floods and droughts, causing temporal variability of nutrient uptake. We assessed the temporal patterns and...
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