Textile and pharmaceutical effluents contain significant amounts of dyes and antibiotics, which pose a serious threat to the ecosystem when discharged directly. Therefore, they …
Alarming rates of water contamination by toxic herbicides have prompted the need and attention for easy, efficient, and affordable treatment options with a touch of circular economy …
Every year, a significant amount of antimony (Sb) enters the environment from natural and anthropogenic sources like mining, smelting, industrial operations, ore processing, vehicle …
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The aim of the current project is to treat chromium-polluted water economically from an aqueous medium using algal biomass of Sargassum wightii and its biochar through a batch …
The conversion of biomass into liquid fuels has gained worldwide attention because of its potential to reduce pollution. Drop-in biofuels are non-oxygenated liquid hydrocarbons that …
In order to mitigate the contamination of water with heavy metals, caused by mining dam failures in Brumadinho and Mariana in Brazil, eco-friendly bio-based castor oil polyurethane …
Using non-edible materials as feedstocks in the production of biodiesel is a promising alternative to fossil fuels. Date seed oil (DSO) is an emerging and promising source for …
The utilization of biowastes for producing biochar to remove potentially toxic elements from water represents an important pathway for aquatic ecosystem decontamination. Here we …
In order to reduce the consumption of sand and gravel resources, the use of loess can reduce transportation costs and realize the in-situ construction of spongy in areas with rich …