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The removal of nutrients (N and P) in wastewater treatment plants of small municipalities <2000 inhabitants, is currently a challenge since the technology currently available is intensive, with investment and operation costs unaffordable in small urban agglomerations. The wastewater phycoremediation using microalgae-bacteria consortia is one of the most promising technologies for the treatment and removal of organic matter and nutrients from urban wastewater from small populations. In this article, this technology is analysed, emphasizing its advantages as well as the main handicaps on which to put more research effort to make microalgae biotechnology in the field of wastewater treatment in small municipalities an economically viable alternative.

Ficorremediación de Aguas Residuales Urbanas de Pequeños Municipios con Microalgas