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48. Haarstad K, Bavor HJ, Mæhlum T (2012) Organic and metallic pollutants in water treatment
and natural wetlands: a review. Water Sci Technol 65(1):76–99
49. Li Y et al (2014) A review on removing pharmaceutical contaminants from wastewater by
constructed wetlands: design, performance and mechanism. Sci Total Environ
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50. Zhang D et al (2014) Removal of pharmaceuticals and personal care products in aquatic plantbased systems: a review. Environ Pollut 184:620–639
51. Martinez-Guerra E et al (2015) Wetlands for wastewater treatment. Water Environ Res 87
(10):1095–1126
52. Talib A, Randhir TO (2017) Managing emerging contaminants in watersheds: need for
comprehensive, systems-based strategies. Sustain Water Qual Ecol 9-10:1–8
53. Mlunguza NY et al (2019) Adsorbents and removal strategies of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs from contaminated water bodies. J Environ Chem Eng 7(3):103142
54. Ekperusi AO, Sikoki FD, Nwachukwu EO (2019) Application of common duckweed (Lemna
minor) in phytoremediation of chemicals in the environment: state and future perspective.
Chemosphere 223:285–309
55. Gorito AM et al (2017) A review on the application of constructed wetlands for the removal of
priority substances and contaminants of emerging concern listed in recently launched EU
legislation. Environ Pollut 227:428–443
56. Melvin SD, Leusch FDL (2016) Removal of trace organic contaminants from domestic
wastewater: a meta-analysis comparison of sewage treatment technologies. Environ Int
92-93:183–188
57. Vo H-N-P et al (2018) Insights of the removal mechanisms of pharmaceutical and personal
care products in constructed wetlands. Curr Pollut Rep 4(2):93–103
58. Zhou Y et al (2018) Chiral pharmaceuticals: environment sources, potential human health
impacts, remediation technologies and future perspective. Environ Int 121:523–537
59. Rabello VM et al (2019) The efficiency of constructed wetlands and algae tanks for the
removal of pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs): a systematic review. Water
Air Soil Pollut 230(10):236
410
P. N. Carvalho
constructed wetlands treating combined sewer overflow: influence of filtration layer height and
feeding regime. Water Res 169:115214
38. Gene SM et al (2019) The role of vegetated buffers in agriculture and their regulation across
Canada and the United States. J Environ Manag 243:12–21
39. Mander Ü et al (2017) Planning and establishment principles for constructed wetlands and
riparian buffer zones in agricultural catchments. Ecol Eng 103:296–300
40. Maillard E, Imfeld G (2014) Pesticide mass budget in a stormwater wetland. Environ Sci
Technol 48(15):8603–8611
41. Tchobanoglous G et al (2003) Wastewater engineering : treatment and reuse. In: The McCrawHill series in civil and environmental engineering, vol 28. 4th edn. McGraw-Hill Science,
London. 1819 s., illustreret
42. Molle P et al (2005) How to treat raw sewage with constructed wetlands: an overview of the
French systems. Water Sci Technol 51(9):11–21
43. White JR, Belmont MA, Metcalfe CD (2006) Pharmaceutical compounds in wastewater:
wetland treatment as a potential solution. Sci World J 6:1731–1736
44. Schröder P et al (2007) Using phytoremediation technologies to upgrade waste water treatment
in Europe. Environ Sci Pollut Res Int 14(7):490–497
45. Bell KY et al (2012) Emerging pollutants – part II: treatment. Water Environ Res 84
(10):1909–1940
46. Bell KY et al (2013) Emerging pollutants – part II: treatment. Water Environ Res 85
(10):2022–2071
47. Gude VG, Truax DD, Magbanua BS (2013) Natural treatment and onsite processes. Water
Environ Res 85(10):1232–1261
48. Haarstad K, Bavor HJ, Mæhlum T (2012) Organic and metallic pollutants in water treatment
and natural wetlands: a review. Water Sci Technol 65(1):76–99
49. Li Y et al (2014) A review on removing pharmaceutical contaminants from wastewater by
constructed wetlands: design, performance and mechanism. Sci Total Environ
468–469:908–932
50. Zhang D et al (2014) Removal of pharmaceuticals and personal care products in aquatic plantbased systems: a review. Environ Pollut 184:620–639
51. Martinez-Guerra E et al (2015) Wetlands for wastewater treatment. Water Environ Res 87
(10):1095–1126
52. Talib A, Randhir TO (2017) Managing emerging contaminants in watersheds: need for
comprehensive, systems-based strategies. Sustain Water Qual Ecol 9-10:1–8
53. Mlunguza NY et al (2019) Adsorbents and removal strategies of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs from contaminated water bodies. J Environ Chem Eng 7(3):103142
54. Ekperusi AO, Sikoki FD, Nwachukwu EO (2019) Application of common duckweed (Lemna
minor) in phytoremediation of chemicals in the environment: state and future perspective.
Chemosphere 223:285–309
55. Gorito AM et al (2017) A review on the application of constructed wetlands for the removal of
priority substances and contaminants of emerging concern listed in recently launched EU
legislation. Environ Pollut 227:428–443
56. Melvin SD, Leusch FDL (2016) Removal of trace organic contaminants from domestic
wastewater: a meta-analysis comparison of sewage treatment technologies. Environ Int
92-93:183–188
57. Vo H-N-P et al (2018) Insights of the removal mechanisms of pharmaceutical and personal
care products in constructed wetlands. Curr Pollut Rep 4(2):93–103
58. Zhou Y et al (2018) Chiral pharmaceuticals: environment sources, potential human health
impacts, remediation technologies and future perspective. Environ Int 121:523–537
59. Rabello VM et al (2019) The efficiency of constructed wetlands and algae tanks for the
removal of pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs): a systematic review. Water
Air Soil Pollut 230(10):236
410
P. N. Carvalho