Biochar has a large specific surface area, well-developed pore structure, abundant surface
functional groups, and superior nutrient supply capacity, which is widely available and …

Concurrent heavy metals remediation in natural environments poses significant challenges
due to factors like metal speciation and interactions with soil moisture. This review focuses …

Remediation of arsenic (As) and cadmium (Cd) co-contaminated soil is a challenge in
environmental remediation. In this study, coal gangue-based magnetic porous material …

Biochar is widely used for water and soil remediation in part because of its local availability
and low production cost. However, its effectiveness depends on physicochemical properties …

Abstract At present, cadmium (Cd)-contaminated soil has been increasingly serious, which
is adverse to soil health. In this study, biochar (BC) and biochar-loaded nanoscale zero …

Arsenic-contamination of soil and water has always been a topic of considerable concern,
and the potential of biochar for remediation of arsenic contamination has been widely …

Exposure to heavy metal (loid) s (HM) through contaminated food chains poses significant
health risks to humans. While soil amendments are known to reduce HM bioavailability, their …

The long-term behaviour of stabilising amendments for soil remediation is rarely being
tested. Therefore, we conducted time-dependent experiments using contaminated soil from …

The effect and mechanism of biochar as a support on immobilization of different heavy
metals (HMs) by iron oxides (Fe x O y) were still poorly understood. Herein, biochar …

Removing heavy metal (loid) s (HMs) from contaminated soil in a nonselective, highly
efficient, and energy‐free manner is a major global challenge. Herein, this work synthesizes …