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Application of extracellular polymeric substances recovered from aerobic granular sludge as bio-based hydrogels for plant cultivation systems
Wastewater treatment plants generate large amounts of excess sludge, whose management represents an environmental and economic challenge, motivating resource recovery strategies in line with European Union Directive 2024/3019. Among these, the extraction of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) e
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