In recent years, the application of biochar in the remediation of heavy metals (HMs)
contaminated soil has received tremendous attention globally. We reviewed the latest …

The available literary data suggest the general applicability and benefits of different biochar
products in various soil–plant–environment systems. Due to its high porosity, biochar might …

Biochar is a carbon-rich pyrogenic material for multifunctional environmental applications
such as carbon sequestration, soil amendment, and pollutant management, etc. Owing to …

Soil contamination with toxic metals and metalloids has become a major threat to global
food security. Among various immobilization agents that can stabilize toxic metal (loid) s …

Soil organic carbon (SOC) is pivotal for both agricultural activities and climate change
mitigation, and biochar stands as a promising tool for bolstering SOC and curtailing soil …

Arsenic and cadmium in rice grain are of growing concern in the global food supply chain.
Paradoxically, the two elements have contrasting behaviors in soils, making it difficult to …

The physicochemical properties of biochars undergo slow changes in soils due to the
natural aging processes, which influences their interaction with heavy metals. The effects of …

Biochar application is not only being widely promoted as an ideal strategy to mitigate global
climate warming, but it also has the advantage of reducing heavy metal bioavailability and …

Biochars are widely used in the remediation of Cd-contaminated soils. However, changes in
the bacterial communities in the rhizosphere contaminated with Cd in response to biochar …

Biochar as an environmentally friendly soil amendment, has attracted widespread attention
and in combination with other amendments is considered to be more conducive to crop …