The increased global demand for plastic materials has led to severe plastic waste pollution,
particularly to the marine environment. This critical issue affects both sea life and human …

Heavy metal wastes, particularly hexavalent chromium [Cr (VI)], are generated from
anthropogenic activities, and their increasing abundance has been a research concern due …

A key interlinking factor of many global issues is the accumulated negative effects of
pollution and poor resource/land management of our remaining natural resources …

As a substitute for conventional plastics in the market, bioplastics are winning their
reputation. Pursuant to the researches carried out, in spite of being notably biodegradable in …

This comprehensive review investigates the potential of cyanobacteria, particularly nitrogen-
fixing strains, in addressing global challenges pertaining to plastic pollution and carbon …

The negative implications of non-biodegradable plastics on environment have led to the
need for eco-friendly materials that can mitigate environmental degradation. Spirulina algae …

Bioplastics derived from polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) are among the promising
substitutes for unsustainable petroleum-based polymers. PHA-based polymers demonstrate …

Worldwide there is an immense demand for plastic material that results in “white pollution”.
Petrochemical-based plastic is used all over the world which leads to adverse impacts on …

Increase in plastic waste accumulation is considered a growing concern, resulting in white
pollution. It is unavoidable that an inventive method to reduce pollution will be required …

This review provides data on the possibilities for commercial use of algae of the green
streptophyte genus Klebsormidium. It is one of the basal algal progenitors of land plants and …