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Preface |
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1 Circular economy approach in the water and wastewater sector |
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2 Integrating circularity to achieve sustainability: Examples of various wastewater treatment systems |
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2 Case study 1: Sustainability assessment for wastewater treatment systems in Latin America |
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3 Case study 2: Decision making framework for wastewater treatment in New Delhi |
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4 Discussion and conclusion |
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3 Risks associated with the circular economy: Treated sewage reuse in agriculture |
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1 Limitations of the circular economy in sewage treatment |
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2 Antibiotics as a potential risk factor for treated sewage reuse in agriculture |
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3 Potential impacts on human health and in the environment |
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4 Wastewater reuse for agricultural irrigation in Greece: Review of guidelines under the prism of the latest European Union's policy developments |
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2 Wastewater treatment status in Greece |
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3 Wastewater reuse status in Greece |
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5 Future trends and conclusions |
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5 A circular model for sustainable produced water management in the oil and gas industry |
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2 Constructed wetlands technology |
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3 Constructed wetlands in the oil and gas industry |
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4 A circular model to close the loop of waste in PW management |
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73 | (1) |
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6 College of engineering Pune hostel campus: An Indian experience of sustainable wastewater treatment and reuse |
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79 | (1) |
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7 Wastewater treatment and sludge management strategies for environmental sustainability |
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8 Recovery of nutritional resources of urban sewage sludge in lettuce production |
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9 Sludge drying reed beds: A key ecotechnology for a sustainable sanitation infrastructure in Brazil |
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Gabriel Rodrigues Vasconcellos |
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Breno Henrique Leite Cota |
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1 Humankind and agriculture as unbalanced geological forces |
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2 Sewage treatment in Brazil |
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3 Sludge drying reed beds: A key ecotechnology for a sustainable sanitation infrastructure in Brazil and similar countries |
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10 Manure treatment and recycling technologies |
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2 Solid-liquid separation |
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5 Land application of manure and digestates |
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6 Environmental risks control |
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11 Circular economy in the Mesopotamian Marshes: The Eden in Iraq Wastewater Garden Project |
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1 Introduction: Historical and ecological context |
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3 Eden in Iraq and the circular economy |
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12 Design concept and performance of a constructed wetland system engineered for the circular economy |
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13 Valorization of solid waste in subsurface flow constructed wetlands based on renewable modular structures: A contribution to a circular economy |
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3 Perspective for future applications |
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14 Nature-based solutions for socially and environmentally responsible new cities: The contribution of green roofs |
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Cristina Sousa Coutinho Calheiros |
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2 Green roofs as nature-based solution |
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3 Green roofs strategy for cities |
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4 Case study-Porto City Council |
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5 Highlights for the future |
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15 Constructed wetlands' application for flower farms wastewater treatment in developing countries: Case study in Kenya |
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1 Description of constructed wetlands |
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2 Constructed wetlands for Naivasha flower farms' wastewater treatment |
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3 Sustainability of constructed wetlands |
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4 Benefits associated with CWs in Naivasha flower farms' wastewater treatment |
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16 Ecotoxicity evaluation of diclofenac potassium in vertical flow constructed wetlands as posttreatment of septic tank effluent |
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17 Searching for sustainability in organic matter and nitrogen removal by integrating constructed wetlands and microbial fuel cells |
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1 Constructed wetlands from a circular economy perspective |
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2 Organic matter and nitrogen transformation and elimination processes in constructed wetlands |
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3 Integration of a microbial fuel cell into a constructed wetland to control methane emissions |
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18 Creative approaches in engaging the community toward ecological waste management and wetland conservation |
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Aaron Julius M. Lecciones |
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Ma. Catriona E. Devanadera |
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5 Waste pollution in wetlands |
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19 Circular economy in the building sector: Towards a holistic framework for implementing circular business models |
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2 Literature review and research questions |
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3 Methodology, research framework and empirical analysis |
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5 Conclusion, limitations, and directions for future research |
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20 Improving circular building under uncertainty and complexity: Exploring recent trends in the Netherlands |
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2 Theoretical and practical background |
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6 Conclusions, future research, and limitations |
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21 Circular materials-An essay on challenges with current manufacturing and recycling strategies as well as on the potential of life cycle integrated designs |
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2 Enablers and barriers to circular design |
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3 Producing sustainable circular secondary raw materials |
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4 Producing circular products-Redesigning for easy dismantling and recycling |
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5 Conclusions and perspectives |
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22 Waste to energy at the neighborhood microscale in the urban regeneration of Madrid peripheries: Towards effective circular neighborhoods |
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Francisco Javier Gonzalez |
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1 Introduction: Changes in urban regeneration processes within vulnerable peripheries |
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2 Towards "circular neighborhoods" on the outskirts of Madrid: A model of sustainable urban regeneration that finds its resources in the intervention itself |
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3 Waste to energy processes at the neighborhood microscale |
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4 Opportunities and barriers in the implementation of waste to energy processes in the context of urban regeneration in the airport neighborhood of Madrid |
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23 Optimization of surface mining operation based on a circular economy model |
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2 Environmental aspects of surface mining |
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3 The circular resource flows in a surface mining project |
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4 Circular resource modeling |
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24 Sustainability assessment of bioleaching for mineral resource recovery from MSWI ashes |
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1 Municipal waste treatments call for sustainability |
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2 Waste-Bioleaching Nexus |
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3 Bioleaching Sustainability Assessment |
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25 Circular economy for the sustainability of the wood-based industry: The case of Caraga Region, Philippines |
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2 Status and progress of circular economy initiatives across Asia (with emphasis on East and Southeast Asia) |
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3 Looking into the potentials of the circular economy for forestry development |
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4 The science-based initiatives on improving the wood-based industry in the Caraga Region |
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5 The development agenda for the sustainability of the wood-based industry |
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6 Developing the wood-based industry roadmap to sustainable development |
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26 Equilibrium modeling and statistical analysis of struvite precipitation for nutrient recovery from corn-ethanol downstream process |
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27 Food processing wastes as a potential source of adsorbent for toxicant removal from water |
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1 Introduction on waste generated from food processing industries |
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2 Food processing wastes as potential adsorbents and their application in water and wastewater treatment |
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3 Advantages and obstacles of using food processing wastes as a valuable source of adsorbents for water treatment |
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4 Technological and policy solutions for supporting the application of food processing wastes as adsorbents in the water treatment industry |
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28 Sustainable circular economy design in 2050 for water and food security using renewable energy |
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2 Five technological possibilities |
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3 Sustainability, circular economy, and food security in the year 2050 |
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29 Towards circular economy in e-waste management in India: Issues, challenges, and solutions |
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3 Circular economy practices in India |
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4 Existing technologies for e-waste management in India |
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5 New and upcoming technologies for e-waste management |
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7 Findings and discussion |
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8 Conclusion and future direction |
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Index |
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