The role of natural gas in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and advancing renewable
energy resource integration is undoubtedly critical. With the progress of hydrocarbons …

The energy industry is currently the second largest anthropogenic source of mercury
pollution worldwide, and in many countries, it is by far the largest anthropogenic source of …

Abstract Mercury (Hg (II)) has been classified as a pollutant and its removal from aqueous
sources is considered a priority for public health as well as ecosystem protection policies …

Mercury is a global pollutant that poses threats to ecosystems and to human health. Due to
its global transport, mercury contamination is found in regions of the Earth that are remote …

Identifying the quantitative sources and hazardous areas of potentially toxic elements (PTEs)
is a pivotal role of soil management. A total of 1465 samples (0–20 cm) were collected from …

The combination of anthropogenic activities and long-term atmospheric transport has
resulted in a sustained increase in global mercury concentrations in air, in water and on …

Three kinds of biochar, tobacco, rice and wheat, were treated with H 2 S to remove Hg (II)
from hydrocarbons. The removal efficiency of the three biochars without H 2 S treatment was …

Graphene oxide (GO) and its reduced form, reduced graphene oxide (rGO), are among the
most predominant graphene derivatives because their unique properties make them efficient …

Introduction: Mercury is a highly toxic and persistent contaminant found in food and parts of
the environment. Over the years, global research on mercury poison has soared owing to …

Determining sources and spatial distributions of potentially toxic elements (PTEs) is a crucial
issue of soil pollution survey. However, uncertainty estimation for source contributions …