Increasing inappropriate anthropogenic activities and industrialization have resulted in
severe environmental pollution worldwide. Their effective treatment is vital for general health …

In the last decades, the growing industrial activities, rapid urbanization, highest consumption
rates, and non-safe human practices have greatly increased soil pollution with …

Environmental pollution has been on the rise in the past few decades owing to increased
human activities on energy reservoirs, unsafe agricultural practices and rapid …

There is increasing demand for low-carbon remediation strategies for reducing greenhouse
gas emissions and promoting sustainable development in the management of …

The exploration of petroleum source, production, and transportation in cold environments is
increasing tremendously. These activities have made cold regions of the earth vulnerable to …

Today's industrialized world is facing a major environmental problem due to contamination
of environmental sites, that is, air, soil, sediments, groundwater, and surface water, with toxic …

Groundwater is an important component of water resources. Mixed pollutants comprising
heavy metals (HMs) and petroleum hydrocarbons (PHs) from industrial activities can …

As we advance towards “a non-toxic environment”, there is increased action in the soil,
surface, and groundwater remediation activities in response to the world's environmental …

Microbiological remediation is a promising technology for the elimination of environmental
contamination by oil and petroleum products, based on the use of the metabolic potential of …

The flowing wastewater in the drains joins water-bodies in untreated conditions causing a
serious risk of pollution and diseases due to organic enrichment and nutrient. An in-situ …