Phytoremediation is an effective, green and economical technique. Different types of
phytoremediation methods can be used for the reduction of heavy metal contaminations …

Heavy metal pollution has been considered as a serious threat to the environment and
human in the past decades due to its toxic and unbiodegradable properties. Recently …

Continued industrialization, agricultural practices, and other anthropogenic activities lead to
heavy metals contamination. Heavy metals have severe toxic effects on plants, animals, and …

While pyrolysis of livestock manures generates nutrient-rich biochars with potential
agronomic uses, studies are needed to clarify biochar properties across manure varieties …

One of the main drawbacks of using biomass as pyrolysis feedstock consists of the huge
variability of the different biomass resources which undermines the viability of downstream …

The genetic engineering of plants to facilitate the reclamation of soils and waters
contaminated with inorganic pollutants is a relatively new and evolving field, benefiting from …

Contamination of agricultural soils with trace metals present lethal consequences in terms of
diverse ecological and environmental problems that entail entry of metal in food chain, soil …

Halophytic plants are characterized by their ability to survive, even thrive, at concentrations
of sodium and chloride ions that would be toxic to most crop species. Given the diminishing …

Phytoremediation is one of the safer, economical, and environment-friendly techniques in
which plants are used to recover polluted soils, particularly those containing toxic organic …

Conversion of sewage sludge and agriculture straws into biochars via co-pyrolysis is a
promising strategy for the safe disposal and reuse of sewage sludge. In this study, biochars …