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Multifunctional Green Wall Systems for Greywater Treatment and Hygrothermal Regulation in Egypt
Increasing environmental concerns regarding climate change and the intensifying challenge of water scarcity in Egypt necessitate the development of innovative, sustainable, and resource-efficient strategies for wastewater reuse. In the built environment, greywater constitutes a significant, relative...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2026
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