Abstract
Due to water scarcity challenges around the world, it is essential to think about nonconventional
water resources to address the increased demand in clean fresh water.
Environmental and public health problems may result from insufficient provision of
sanitation and wastewater disposal facilities. Because of this, wastewater treatment
and recycling methods will be vital to provide sufficient fresh water in the coming
decades, since water resources are limited and more than 70% of water is consumed
for irrigation purposes. Therefore, the application of treated wastewater for
agricultural irrigation has much potential, especially when incorporating the reuse of
nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorous, which are essential for plant production...