D4.1: Description of Developed Wetland Technologies : WP4 Nutrient Recovery from Streams
(2023)- Abstract
- Wetland technologies applied on a farm level can be a useful solution
for sustainable water management in the agricultural setting since
they can influence water quantity and quality. WATERAGRI has tested
different types of wetlands in three European countries - Italy, Austria
and Sweden, covering different climate and geographical zones.
The tests involved full-scale, pilot scale and prototype systems, which
are highly relevant to the project objectives. The results have shown a high capacity of farm wetlands and drainage layers for nutrient and contaminant removal from agricultural runoff. Moreover, these systems can be used for growing crops, and biomass produced that way might be used for energy... (More) - Wetland technologies applied on a farm level can be a useful solution
for sustainable water management in the agricultural setting since
they can influence water quantity and quality. WATERAGRI has tested
different types of wetlands in three European countries - Italy, Austria
and Sweden, covering different climate and geographical zones.
The tests involved full-scale, pilot scale and prototype systems, which
are highly relevant to the project objectives. The results have shown a high capacity of farm wetlands and drainage layers for nutrient and contaminant removal from agricultural runoff. Moreover, these systems can be used for growing crops, and biomass produced that way might be used for energy production or as a soil amendment, increasing the circularity of agricultural production. Finally, wetland system performance can be enhanced through the
use of biochar (e.g. for nutrient adsorption) or better aeration conditions (e.g. increase in removal processes), and these aspects were also assessed an (Less)
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