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February 3, 2026Bioresource Technology

Strategic framework for sustainable centralisation of wastewater treatment plants: integrating economic and environmental analysis

F.Sousa Braga C.L. Gargalo Ll. Corominas K. Poulsen S.Erbs Poulsen J. Comas KV Gernaey X. Flores-Alsina

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Sustainable centralization enhances overall wastewater treatment efficiency, reducing costs and environmental impact.
Key metrics include economic viability and ecological benefits calculated through integrated analysis.
Strategic framework combines economic analysis with environmental considerations for optimal wastewater management.
Findings support the need for sustainable approaches in wastewater treatment as a critical environmental strategy.

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This framework integrates economic and environmental analysis to enhance wastewater treatment sustainability.

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Braga et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a76073c6e9836116a2d354 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biortech.2026.134156

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