Soil erosion is a complex natural process that occurs by either individual or combined
actions of wind, hydraulic currents, waves, and rain. This study comprehensively reviews …

Soil improvement is one of the most important issues in geotechnical engineering practice.
The wide application of traditional improvement techniques (cement/chemical materials) are …

The current agri-food systems are unable to fulfill global demand and account for 33% of all
greenhouse gas emissions. Conventional agriculture cannot produce more food because of …

A novel method that combines enzyme-induced carbonate precipitation (EICP) and lignin
was proposed to improve the mechanical properties of silt in the Yellow River flood area …

Abstract Utilizing Enzyme-Induced Calcium Carbonate Precipitation (EICP) reinforcement
technology has emerged as an innovative approach for soil improvement. In this study …

Unsaturated soil is a form of natural soil whose pores are filled by air and water. Different
from saturated soil, the microstructure of unsaturated soil consists of three phases, namely …

Enzyme induced carbonate precipitation (EICP) is gaining more and more recognition that
can be utilized on-site to enhance the quality of the weak soil. In this experimental study, a …

Desertification is a growing concern worldwide; mainly in drylands, arid/semi-arid regions,
slo** terrains and the coastal areas. It poses significant threat for develo** resilient …

Widespread mining of open-pit coal mines has led to severe dust pollution, which degrades
air quality and affects human health. Due to the drawbacks of existing dust suppression …

Microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) is recognized as an eco-friendly
approach in biological chemistry, offering significant potential for enhancing soil engineering …