The rapid expansion of both the global economy and the human population has led to a
shortage of water resources suitable for direct human consumption. As a result, water …

Microplastics have been identified as an emerging pollutant due to their irrefutable
prevalence in air, soil, and particularly, the aquatic ecosystem. Wastewater treatment plants …

The bioremediation of emerging pollutants in wastewater via algal biotechnology has been
emerging as a cost-effective and low-energy input technological solution. However, the algal …

Pollution problems are increasingly becoming ea priority issue from both scientific and
technological points of view. The dispersion and frequency of pollutants in the environment …

Microalgae, the primary producers in water ecosystems, are the main food of fish and
shrimp. Microalgae have a great capacity to absorb heavy metals, and low concentrations of …

Remediation by algae is a very effective strategy for avoiding the use of costly,
environmentally harmful chemicals in wastewater treatment. Recently, industries based on …

Worldwide demand for antibiotics and pharmaceutical products is continuously increasing
for the control of disease and improvement of human health. Poor management and partial …

Rhodococcus is a genus of actinomycetes that has been explored by the scientific
community for different purposes, especially for bioremediation uses. However, the …

Through the synergistic effect of photocatalysis and biodegradation, intimately coupling
photocatalysis and biological (ICPB) technology could improve the removal rate and …

In the previous few decades, new foreign substances of arising concern present in soil,
water and air have acquired critical consideration because of their antagonistic effect on the …