Abstract
Biological Processes for Pollution Control: Current Research and Emerging Technologies 2020.
Highlights
Aside from pollutant removal, biological processes are integrated with energy production and resource recovery [12]
Anaerobic ammonia-oxidizing bacteria are responsible for nitrogen removal from both engineered and natural water systems [10, 11]
Yang et al studied the response and adaptation of microbial communities to a completely autotrophic nitrogen removal over nitrite (CANON) system exposed to extreme alkaline shocks
Summary
Aside from pollutant removal, biological processes are integrated with energy production and resource recovery [12]. The biological process is regarded as promising and sustainable [5, 6], developing quickly with exciting breakthroughs in both theory improvement and technology innovation [7]. The bioparts of pollutants are degraded through microbial activities, where complex organic matters are degraded, and nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus are removed. Archaea and bacteria are essential in such processes [8, 9].
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