Humans are exposed to arsenic (As) from various sources such as food, drinking water, and
air, thus, treatment of water matrices contaminated with As is a worldwide challenge. In this …

Thermal conductive heating (TCH), broadly applied to remove volatile and semi-volatile
organic contaminants from subsurface, is often considered unsustainable due to its high …

Abstracts Hexavalent chromium (Cr (VI)) contamination of groundwater has traditionally
been an environmental issue of great concern due to its bioaccumulative and highly toxic …

Discharge of acidic wastewater from mining activities (acid mine drainage (AMD)) is a major
global environmental and public health issue. Although several approaches, including …

There is a lack of quantitative methodology for the sustainability assessment based on field
data in the process of innovative technology development for groundwater remediation. This …

Remediation of contaminated soil at industrial sites has become a challenge and an
opportunity for sustainable urban land use, considering the substantial secondary impacts …

This paper aims to expand knowledge of the potential environmental impacts associated
with the remediation of shooting ranges in peatland environments. While the remediation of …

Modified biochar is used for heavy metal removal from stormwater, but current modifications
rely on high-cost chemicals and result in highly toxic effluents. Additionally, there is limited …

Biochar-based in-situ reaction zones are promising methods for groundwater remediation.
However, the transport and retention of biochar in aquifer media remain unclear. Herein …

The bioremediation of chlorinated ethenes (CEs) contaminated groundwater is attracting
increasingly attention in practical remediation projects. However, modelling of microbial …