Microorganisms play pivotal roles in sha** ecosystems and biogeochemical cycles. Their
intricate interactions involve complex biochemical processes. Fourier Transform-Infrared (FT …

Petroleum hydrocarbons represent one of the most common soil contaminants, whose
presence poses a significant risk to soil biota and human health; for example, in Europe …

Globally, petroleum has been the largest source of energy consumption compared to other
energy sources such as natural gas and coal. As a result of high demand for petroleum as …

Due to the extensive oil extraction and transportation that occurs in oil-producing countries,
many lands remain contaminated because of accidental leakages. Despite its low cost and …

Soil pollution from petroleum hydrocarbon is a global environmental problem that could
contribute to the non-actualisation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals …

Biosolids (stabilised sewage sludge) are solid residuals from the wastewater treatment
process and are considered important bioresource. Therefore, the valorisation routes of …

Hydrocarbon footprints in the environment, via biosynthesis, natural seepage,
anthropogenic activities and accidents, affect the ecosystem and induce a shift in the healthy …

Soil ecology may be economically altered via microbiota and nutrient management in an
organic agricultural setting. While biochar may be used to promote microbial activity in the …

Petroleum and petroleum product exploration, transportation, processing, and burning
negatively impact soil ecosystems and cause severe damage. Hence, a study was …

Biochar, a low-cost carbonaceous product, is gaining relevance in the remediation of
hydrocarbon-contaminated soil. Current literature has shown that biochar studies have been …