Community assembly describes how different ecological processes shape microbial
community composition and structure. How environmental factors impact community …

Sludge agronomical reuse is of major interest due to the beneficial contribution of nutrients.
However, it implies the introduction of unregulated pharmaceuticals into amended-soils and …

Intrusion of salinity and petroleum hydrocarbons (eg, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and
xylenes, BTEX) into shallow groundwater by so-called'produced water'(the water associated …

Microorganisms in wetland groundwater play an essential role in driving global
biogeochemical cycles. However, largely due to the dynamics of spatiotemporal surface …

Various remediation strategies have been developed to eliminate soil chromium (Cr)
contamination which challenges the ecosystem and human health, and chemical …

Metal pollution has raised negative impact on microbes, but little is known about the
distribution and co-occurrence pattern of bacterial, fungal and archaeal communities along …

Microplastic (MP) pollution is one of the greatest threats to marine ecosystems. Cold seeps
are characterized by methane‐rich fluid seepage fueling one of the richest ecosystems on …

Heavy metal contamination in groundwater is one of the most severe environmental issues
in the area undergoing mining activities, but the underlying sources of heavy metals and the …

Chlorinated aliphatic hydrocarbons (CAHs) are potentially toxic substances that have been
detected in various contaminated environments. Biological elimination is the main technique …

The river-lake-floodplain system (RLFS) undergoes intensive surface-groundwater mass
and energy exchanges. Some freshwater lakes are groundwater flow-through systems …