Irrigation with raw or diluted wastewater increases in many developing countries, but the
increasing availability and use of wastewater generates challenges for public agencies …

The accumulation of trace elements in wastewater-irrigated soils may introduce them to the
food chain and therefore can threaten human health. The present study investigated the …

We investigated the individual and synergistic impact of gypsum, elemental sulfur, vermicompost,
biochar, and microbial inoculation on soil health improvement in degrading calcareous …

The investigation of soil quality indices as affected by treated wastewater (TW) irrigation is
essential to prevent and control soil degradation mainly in rapidly developing nations. To …

Dwindling water resources have drawn global attention to the reuse of treated wastewater (TWW)
for irrigation. However, the impact of continuous TWW applications on soil quality and …

The anthropogenic heavy metal dissemination in the natural environment through riverine
sediments is a major ecological and public health concern around the world. This study gives …

The Introduction of cadmium (Cd) into the soil-crop system through wastewater (WW) irrigation
poses a significant challenge to environmental safety. However, the understanding of the …

Urbanization-induced soil quality degradation is a global challenge in both developed and
developing nations which can be responsible for the reduced health and productivity of …

A fundamental requirement for the effective prevention and management of soil contamination
involves the determination of heavy metal contamination levels and the assessment of …

… Salar Rezapour and Amin Nouri designed the study and set up the field work and …
Research write up was carried out by Salar Rezapour. All authors reviewed the manuscript. …