In the past few decades, many emerging pollutants have been detected and monitored in
different water sources because of their universal consumption and improper disposal …

The application of pristine nanomaterials (PNMs) for environment remediation remains
challenging due to inherently high potential for aggregation, low stability, sub-optimum …

The expanding applications of nanotechnology seem to be a response to many
technological, environmental, and medical challenges. The unique properties of …

Triclosan (TCS) is a compound in pharmaceutical and personal care products (PPCPs) that
preferentially accumulates in soil and may threaten human health. Iron-based persulfate …

Due to improved soil deliverability and high reactivity, stabilized nanoparticles have been
studied for nearly two decades for in situ remediation of soil and groundwater contaminated …

The coexistence of nitrate and endocrine substances (EDCs) in groundwater is of global
concern. Herein, an efficient and stable polypyrrole@ corn cob (PPy@ Corn cob) bioreactor …

As every method has its own benefits and setbacks, the integration of remediation methods
could be thought of as a solution to tackle remediation problems. Integrated approaches …

Limited transport efficiency of remediation reagents in the subsurface environment is
regarded as a key challenge facing in situ soil remediation. Herein, taking advantage of …

Soils contaminated with explosives are a major threat to the environment. Explosives in soil
can migrate to the ground water leading to harmful effects to human life and the …

Mercury contamination in groundwater has been considered as an environmental and
public health issue all over the world. Yet, effective in situ remediation techniques have been …