Biochar is a pyrogenous, organic material synthesized through pyrolysis of different biomass
(plant or animal waste). The potential biochar applications include:(1) pollution remediation …

Traditional agricultural production is circular. Virtually no waste is produced. Residues are
returned to soil as compost; used as bedding material in livestock husbandry (and returned …

The discharge of dye containing effluents into the water bodies has raised concern due to
potential hazards related to their toxicity in the environment. The removal of dye from the …

Abstract Copper (Cu) and silver (Ag) have toxic effects on the environment at elevated
concentrations, and thus, the effective removal of these elements from aqueous media is of …

In the present study, seven diverse biomasses of Indian origin were characterized and
pyrolyzed at 450° C to produce biochars. The biochars were thoroughly characterized using …

Over half of the world's population depends on rice for its calorie supply, although it
consumes the highest amount of water compared to other major crops. To minimize this …

The present study is focusing on the synthesis of biochar-based Poly Vinyl Alcohol (PVA)
bound nanofibers through electrospinning and its CO 2 adsorption capacity. Poultry litter …

Several benefits of biochar on soil biological and chemical properties are known and
demonstrated. Moreover, biochar application has also been discussed as an effective …

Poultry litter (PL) utilisation has been widely studied for production of phosphorus (P) rich
biochars. Recent research documented co-pyrolysis of PL with nutrient rich chemical …

Soil biological properties are important for the stabilization and preservation of a good soil
structure. Management practices can affect the diversity and population of microorganisms …