Polluted soil and water impact the quality of food and nutrients of human and animal biota.
Soil and water are mainly polluted by effluent discharges from industries, which are broadly …

Land and water are the most basic resources for the food production systems. However, the
looming water scarcity is threatening the sustainability of food production systems and is …

In situ bioremediation processes are important for control of pollution and clean-up of
contaminated sites. The study and implementation of such processes can be designed …

Phytoremediation is a promising technology that uses plants and their associated microbes
to clean up contaminants from the environment. In recent years, phytoremediation assisted …

Heavy metal is one of the serious environmental pollutions for now days as impact of
industrial development in several countries. Heavy metals give toxic effects on human health …

Increased use of nanoscale particles have benefited many industries, including medicine,
electronics, and environmental cleaning. These particles provide higher material …

Hydrochar (HC) is a bio-based product and commonly used as a fuel or soil additive.
Currently, the use of hydrochar for pollution remediation is increasing. While commercial …

Certain species of plants can benefit from synergistic effects with plant growth-promoting
rhizobacteria (PGPR) that improve plant growth and metal accumulation, mitigating toxic …

Because of its high Cd uptake and translocation, lettuce is often used in Cd contamination
studies. However, there is a lack of information on Cd accumulation in the above-ground …

Microplastics (MPs) have garnered global attention as emerging contaminants due to their
adaptability, durability, and robustness in various ecosystems. Still, studies concerning their …