Abstract Heavy metals (Cd, Ni, Zn, Cu, Cr, and Pb) are widely recognized as being
hazardous to human health and environmentally deleterious. Therefore water hyacinth is …

The global demand for energy is rapidly escalating, driven by increasing consumption rates,
population growth, and expanding human activities. Currently, more than 80–82% of energy …

Water hyacinth (WH) is used as the substrate for biogas production due to its high
lignocellulosic composition and natural abundance. The present study used thermal and …

Contaminated playground soils can expose players to harmful pollutants, increasing the risk
of respiratory, skin, and gastrointestinal issues and potentially impacting long-term health …

The current investigation explores biogas production from water hyacinth (WH) and fish
waste (FW) with cow dung (CD) as an inoculum source in two scenarios. In the first scenario …

Aquatic macrophytes, notably the invasive water hyacinth, exhibit proficiency in nutrient
removal from polluted water bodies, rendering them appealing for water remediation …

The global spread of invasive plants is an important environmental problem and a real threat
to biological diversity, with significant impacts on agriculture, forestry, and human and …

The biogas digestate liquid slurry used in hydroponic farming effectively brings in a large
amount of organic matter along with several complementary nutrients, improving nutrient …

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are pervasive organic pollutants in the
environment that are formed as an outcome of partial combustion of organic matter. PAHs …

Aquatic vegetation plays a critical role in maintaining the ecological balance of aquatic
ecosystems. Maintaining water quality, biodiversity, and ecosystem stability necessitates the …