Soil microbial community is the main indicator having a crucial role in the remediation of
polluted soils. These microbes can alter soil pH, organic matter in soils (SOM), soil physic …

Microplastic (MP) pollution is becoming a global problem due to the resilience, long-term
persistence, and robustness of MPs in different ecosystems. In terrestrial ecosystems, plants …

Clarifying the influences of biochar input on the rhizosphere dissipation and plant absorption
of pesticides is a crucial prerequisite for utilizing biochar in the restoration of pesticide …

Due to anthropogenic activities, heavy metal (HM) pollution in soils has increased, resulting
in severe ecological problems and posing a constant threat to human health. Among various …

Carbonaceous materials are among the most appropriate and widely used materials in the
field of energy production, conversion, and storage. According to recent studies, biochar …

Drought stress (DS) is a potential abiotic stress that is substantially reducing crop
productivity across the globe. Likewise, salinity stress (SS) is another serious abiotic stress …

Highlights Among several approaches to circular economy and zero-waste concepts,
biochar production is a great example and might be a way to push the economy to a carbon …

Electrochemical properties of roots such as zeta potential and cation exchange capacity are
important factors that play a critical role in the absorption of nutrients by plants. Adding …

Biochar is one of the few nature‐based technologies with potential to help achieve net‐zero
emissions agriculture. Such an outcome would involve the mitigation of greenhouse gas …

Arid and semi-arid soils are low in organic matter and have poor fertility, making them a
serious threat to crop production. Most organic amendments, such as crop residues and …