Heavy metals in industrial wastewater are hazardous, not easily biodegradable, and can be
enriched in the food chain. This will lead to serious global environmental problems …

Heavy metal and Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) pollution stemming from
industrialization, intensive agriculture, and other human activities pose significant …

The compounding concentration of pollutants in the environment and the drastic decline in
fossil fuels reserves perturbed the environmental sustainability. Consequently, the past few …

Freshwater scarcity is escalating due to factors such as climate change, droughts, increased
demand, population growth, and poor water management practices. A promising …

Shrimp production facilities produce large quantities of wastewater, which consists of
organic and inorganic pollutants. High concentrations of these pollutants in shrimp …

Intensive aquaculture practices often result in nutrient accumulation and progressive
eutrophication, affecting both the cultured species and adjacent water bodies. This has …

In this research work the biotreatment of traditional Greek Pudding Dessert production line's
wastewater (PDW-Pudding Dessert Wastewater) of a confectionery industry was studied …

Microalgal phytoremediation is a promising bioremediation approach that can achieve
significant resource recovery while effectively removing pollutants. However, the toxicity of …

Aquaculture operations generate substantial wastewater containing organic matter, total
dissolved solids, emerging contaminants, and uneaten food pellets, leading to significant …

Algae-based wastewater bioremediation offers a cost-effective method for sustainably
treating wastewater while simultaneously addressing global water scarcity and pollution …