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<p>Investments in “Clean water and sanitation” drive a transition from irrigation with untreated to irrigation with treated wastewater. While this transition reduces many health risks, it may decrease crop yields, and soil carbon storage, cause a release of accumulated pollutants from soils, and increase the spread of antibiotic resistance in the environment. A holistic view on multiple SDGs is necessary to maximize benefits and minimize risks of wastewater treatment for irrigation.</p>

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Transition from irrigation with untreated wastewater to treated wastewater and associated benefits and risks

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年1月26日

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  • Benjamin J. Heyde,
  • Melanie Braun,
  • Leila Soufi,
  • Kathia Lüneberg,
  • Sara Gallego,
  • Wulf Amelung,
  • Katharina Axtmann,
  • Gabriele Bierbaum,
  • Stefanie P. Glaeser,
  • Elisabeth Grohmann,
  • René Arredondo-Hernández,
  • Ines Mulder,
  • Dipen Pulami,
  • Kornelia Smalla,
  • Christiane Zarfl,
  • Christina Siebe,
  • Jan Siemens

摘要

Investments in “Clean water and sanitation” drive a transition from irrigation with untreated to irrigation with treated wastewater. While this transition reduces many health risks, it may decrease crop yields, and soil carbon storage, cause a release of accumulated pollutants from soils, and increase the spread of antibiotic resistance in the environment. A holistic view on multiple SDGs is necessary to maximize benefits and minimize risks of wastewater treatment for irrigation.