New lab method to predict sludge dewatering at wastewater treatment plants
Dewatering and processing sewage sludge is a major cost item for water authorities. However, research to improve this is difficult ...
When do hydraulic engineering structures approach the end of their functional life span?
Over the next few decades, managers of hydraulic engineering structures (such as locks, pumping stations and storm-surge barriers) face a ...
CO2 reduction and raw material recovery thanks to cooperation between slaughterhouse and waste water treatment plant in Epe
Water authorities are striving to reduce CO2 emissions and to increase raw material recovery in the treatment of waste water. ...
More insight into toxic pressure in water
An increasing number of chemical substances are entering our environment, including surface water. This makes it increasingly difficult for water ...
Invasive fungus threatens Dutch salamander with extinction
A fungal disease that is deadly to the salamander has arrived in the Netherlands from Asia in wild populations. The ...
The result of 10 years of experience with Ephyra sludge digestion
A new sludge digester has been in operation at the Tollebeek waste water treatment plant in Flevoland since 2017. The ...
Reduced variety of floodplain nature: a threat of uniformity
The Netherlands increasingly have to deal with larger variations in river discharges due to climate change. At the same time, ...
Call for submissions for H2O Open Journal
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Interesting publications on ecosystems, sludge water and hydraulic engineering structures
Water Matters presents a range of interesting reads: Reduced variety of floodplain nature: a threat of uniformity The result of ...
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