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Volume number
15
Publication year
2013

Public attitudes and environmental impacts of wind farms: a review

by

Karydis M.

General

The promotion of renewable sources for electricity production, independent of carbon fuels and nuclear power, is a priority in the energy policy of many countries all over the world. The European Union has launched an ambitious program to increase the contribution of energy production from wind...

Renewable Energy Landscape +5 more

Review of Wastewater Reuse in the Mediterranean Countries, Focusing on Regulations and Policies for Municipal and Industrial Applications

by

Kellis M., Kalavrouziotis I.K. and Gikas P.

General

The present paper reviews the wastewater reuse regulations, practices and applications of countries around the Mediterranean Region, particularly focusing on reuse practices for municipal and industrial uses. Water scarcity and water need is established in Mediterranean countries using international...

Pilot study of the removal of individual trihalomethanes (THMs) from chlorinated drinking water by GAC adsorption - Galatsi water treatment plant, Athens, Greece

by

Babi K.G., Koumenides K.M., Nikolaou A.D., Makri C.A. and Lekkas T.D.

General

The objective of this pilot study was to evaluate the performance of Powdered Activated Carbon (PAC) for the removal of individual trihalomethanes (THMs) from chlorinated drinking water, Athens, Greece. The pilot treatment facility was located at the Water Treatment Plant of EYDAP (Athens Water...

Environmental impacts and best management of urban stormwater runoff: measures and legislative framework

by

Yannopoulos S.I., Grivaki G., Giannopoulou I., Basbas S. and Oikonomou E.K.

General

Urban stormwater runoff constitutes a non-point source pollution, which contributes in degradation of water bodies’ quality (USEPA, 2002). European Union’s environmental policy includes water environment protection and preservation by adopting a series of directives, 2000/60/EC (Water Framework...

Spatial and temporal study of extreme precipitation over North of Iran

by

Yousefi Y., Mohammadi H., Azizi G.H., Taghavi F., Masomnia A., Roradeh H. and Masoompour J.

General

Two main focus of this study is the spatial and temporal analysis of annual 24-hour extreme precipitation amounts for different return periods, and the intra-annual variability of the frequency of month to month maximum rainfall using harmonic analysis. Data for analysis gathered from 51 stations...

Biological removal of chloro-organic compounds from bagasse soda pulp bleaching effluent by Coriolus versicolor

by

Naghdi R., Karimi A.N., Jahan Latibari A., Hamzeh Y., Mirshokraie S.A. and Nadali E.

General

The potential of rainbow fungus (Coriolus versicolor) for bioremediation of bagasse soda pulp bleaching effluent containing chlorinated organic compounds was investigated without co-substrate addition. Initially, the effect of each of the operating variable including time, temperature, pH, and...

Rainbow Fungus Bleach Plant Effluent +5 more

Removal of natural organic matter from groundwater using fenton’s process

by

Kalajdzic B., Romic Z., Habuda-Stanic M. and Kules M.

General

Groundwater in the area of eastern Croatia contains increased concentrations of organic compounds, primarily natural organic matter (NOM). Organic compounds in water become a problem in drinking water treatment, especially during water disinfection with chlorine, when harmful disinfection by...

Fenton’s process Natural organic matter +2 more

Water bodies pollution due to stormwater runoff in highways: measures and legislative framework

by

Yannopoulos S., Basbas S. and Giannopoulou I.

General

Nowadays, it is a common ascertainment that stormwater runoff in the urban and interurban road network consist non-point source pollution which contributes to the degrading of the quality of water of ground and surface water bodies. Taking into account the fact that water pollution has impacts to...

Stormwater runoff water pollution +5 more

Disinfection of secondary treated wastewater using under pressure dissolved oxygen, copper ions and hydrogen peroxide

by

Nabizadeh R., Alimohammadi M., Nemati R., Naddafi K., Naseri S., Aslani H. and Mousavipour S.N.

General

Many studies have been conducted to increase the efficiency of hydrogen peroxide (HP) in wastewater disinfection to make HP disinfection more cost-effective with respect to reduced concentration and detention time. In this study, the effects of HP, copper ions (Cu2+), and 1 atm. pressure-dissolved...

Fecal coliforms Synergistic effect +1 more