Intense release of radionuclides into the environment and their mobility prompted public and
research concerned in recent years about the processing of radionuclides. Numerous cases …

Radioactive waste is discharged from sources such as nuclear industries, installations,
nuclear power programs, nuclear weapons research, and/or accidental disposal. Nuclear …

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 …

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 …

With the global incline toward nuclear power and mining, there has been an evident
increase in the concentration of radionuclides as an environmental pollutant. Their capacity …

Bioremediation is the process by which the contaminants are degraded by microorganisms.
It involves the growth of specific microbes that has the ability to digest the contaminants such …

Anthropogenic activities in the context of industrialization are producing a huge amount of
pollutants, toxicants, and obnoxious compounds, resulting in the abuse of our ecosystem …

Radioactive nuclides are utilized in large quantities in different sectors such as nuclear
power plants to address energy demand. As a result, there is a massive amount of …

Bio-remediation tools are widely regarded as a new hope for complex remediation
scenarios and recalcitrant contaminants. Demonstrations of the removal and immobilization …

Radionuclides (isotopes of uranium, cesium, chromium, strontium, tritium, plutonium, radium,
etc.) generated during nuclear fission, explosion, and research activities persistently …