This review focuses on a holistic view of biochar, production from feedstock's, engineering
production strategies, its applications and future prospects. This article reveals a systematic …

Increased food demands and ceasing nutrient deposits have resulted in a great shortfall
between the food supply and demand and would be worse in the years to come. Higher …

Pharmaceuticals, heavy metals, pesticides, and dyes are the main environmental
contaminants that have serious effects on both land and aquatic lives and necessitate the …

The exponential growth of agricultural output is a result of the increasing world population.
Agro-wastes are now acknowledged as an alternative material for the manufacture of …

The excessive use of conventional fertilizers leads to environmental issues associated with
the loss of nutrient through leaching, volatilization, denitrification and surface run-off. Biochar …

Rice is second only to maize among the world's most important cereal crops, with a global
harvested area of approximately 158 million hectares and an annual production of more …

The preparation of biochar (BC) as a useful substance generated from biomass valorization
via pyrolysis has attracted much attention in recent years. Moreover, widespread worries …

The exercise of biochar in agribusiness has increased proportionally in recent years. It has
been indicated that biochar application could strengthen soil fertility benefits, such as …

Biochar is a low cost, porous and solid material with an extremely high carbon content,
various types of functional groups, a large specific surface area and many other desirable …

Olive mill wastewater (OMW), produced during olive oil production, contains high levels of
salt contents, organic matter, suspended particles, and toxic chemicals (particularly …