Depleting aquifers, lack of planning and low socioeconomic status of Pakistani farmers have
led them to use wastewater (WW) for irrigating their crops causing food contamination with …

In many developing countries water scarcity has led to the use of wastewater, often
untreated, to irrigate a range of crops, including tuber crops such as potatoes (Solanum …

The contamination of cadmium (Cd) in the agricultural lands due to the irrigation of untreated
wastewater and raw city effluents has become a serious issue with further increment being …

Irrigation of arable land with contaminated sewage waters leads to the accumulation of trace
metals in soils with subsequent phyto‐/zootoxic consequences. In this study, biochar derived …

Untreated wastewater carries substantial amount of heavy metals and causes potential
ecological risks to the environment, food quality, and soil health. The pot study was …

Excess heavy metal concentrations in mining areas is a worldwide problem due to their
toxicity and persistence. Applying amendments to those areas is a cost-effective remediation …

This study investigated the effects of soil amendments including biomasses (rice husk, RRH
and maple leaf, RML), biochar (rice husk biochar, RHB and maple leaf biochar, MLB), and …

Applications of biochar to degraded soils have attracted considerable interest because of its
capacity to enhance nutrients availability to the plants, sequester C and immobilize organic …

The object of this study was to evaluate the effect of sewage sludge biochar on adsorption
and mobility of Cr, Mn, Cu, and Zn. Biochar (BC400) was produced via pyrolysis of municipal …

The modified hydrochar was prepared by a facile one-pot lime-assisted hydrothermal
synthesis approach and the modified hydrochar and pristine hydrochar were investigated to …