Heavy metals presence in wastewater are usually associated with the usage of metal-based
chemical substances such as inorganic coagulant, metal salt, and metal-based processing …

Bioremediation is a biological process through which environmental pollutants, waste, and
toxins can be removed from soil, water, oil, and sediments using microorganisms naturally or …

Wastewater generated from various domestic, agricultural, and industrial activities is one of
the major causes of water pollution as it is a pool of heavy metals, pesticides, chemicals …

Heavy metal pollution is a major environmental threat caused by industries like
electroplating, textiles, dyes, mining, and so forth. Due to a lack of proper effluent treatment …

One of the most significant environmental and health challenges in society is the disposal of
untreated wastewater effluents from different industries containing biotoxic substances from …

The amount of anthropogenic activity in the environment has significantly increased due to
urbanization and industrialization. Toxic metals and other contaminants have become more …

Heavy metal compounds generated as a result of various xenobiotic activities find their way
straight into the food chain causing hazardous environmental toxicity, and bioremediation …

Not all heavy metals are toxic. Some at lower concentrations are essential to the
physiological status of the organism. Under certain conditions, induced toxicity occurs when …

Bioremediation of metal containing wastewater is though a very new concept, still it is really
advancing field of research. Different types of interactions like biotransformation, biosorption …

Significant amounts of heavy metals are being added into the soil and effluents each and
every day due to enhanced industrialization and other anthropocentric activities. Many …