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 …

A major national concern is the remediation of contaminated materials, soils, and water as
well as disposal of wastes containing radionuclides and toxic metals safely and …

With our life being simplified through the usage of electronics, they do come with their
baggage of rare earth and heavy metals, electronics is one of the major examples. The other …

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 …

Treatment of waste streams containing radionuclides, the remediation of contaminated
materials, soils, and water, and the safe and economical disposal of radionuclides and toxic …

Bioremediation stabilizes and reclaims radionuclides and toxic metals from contaminated
materials, soils, sediments, or wastes. The mechanism of microbial transformations of the …

Microbial bioremediation has been emerged as a potential alternative to clean up toxic
contaminants from our environment effectively yet inexpensively. In contrast to microbial …

Environment of this planet is facing hazards from various pollutants, among which heavy
metal and radionuclide pollution is of great importance. This pollution is a resultant of both …

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 …

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 …