A large quantity of radioactive waste is being generated as the byproduct of atomic energy
and related programs worldwide. There are multiple radioactive waste dumping sites, that, if …

Radionuclides in the environment are a major human and environmental health concern.
Like the C hernobyl disaster of 1986, the F ukushima D aiichi nuclear disaster in 2011 is …

Radioactive contamination poses risks to environment and human health. The microbial-
mediated transformation presents opportunity for the remediation of radionuclide …

There has been a significant surge in consumption of radionuclides for various academic
and commercial purposes. Correspondingly, there has been a considerable amount of …

Development of environmentally sustainable technologies for remediation of radionuclides
is paramount because of their long-term persistence in different ecological niches and acute …

Radionuclides (RNs) generated by nuclear and civil industries are released in natural
ecosystems and may have a hazardous impact on human health and the environment. RN …

Radioactive waste from different sectors such as nuclear energy, health care and food has
become a discernible part of our environment. Several dumping methods are in routine …

Our world is subject to various kinds of pollution and contamination due to rapid growth and
development of industrialization. Though, industries are helping to improve the human life …

Civilian and military nuclear programs of several nations over more than 70 years have led
to significant quantities of heterogenous solid, organic, and aqueous radioactive wastes …

Given the scale of the contamination associated with 60 years of global nuclear activity, and
the inherent high financial and environmental costs associated with invasive physical and …