Conventional techniques of soil stabilization involve using additives such as lime and
cement. However, these methods take up a great deal of energy and cause considerable …

Wind-driven sand erosion is the leading primary reason of earth deterioration in dry lands
and a major global issue. Desert dust emissions and topsoil degradation caused by wind …

Wind-induced sand erosion is a natural process, and can have several negative impacts on
human health, environment, and economy. To mitigate the wind-induced sand erosion, an …

Microbial-induced carbonate precipitation (MICP) is a promising process with applications in
various industries, including soil improvement, bioremediation, and concrete repair …

At present, microbial dust suppressants based on microbial communities lack necessary
systematic analysis of factors affecting dust suppression performance. Therefore, in this …

Continuous cropping decreases soil nutrients and destroys microbial community structure,
so the development of eco-friendly and effective biofertilizers is necessary under present …

Biocementation, driven by ureolytic bacteria and their biochemical activities, has evolved as
a powerful technology for soil stabilization, crack repair, and bioremediation. Ureolytic …

Introduction. Biocement is a new building material based on the use of bacterial urease. The
application of plant urease is the way for a wide and environmentally friendly application of …