Heavy metals toxicity has posed a global threat due to their ever increasing levels in the
natural water bodies either due to the natural and/or anthropogenic processes. Heavy …

Water is a precious resource of nature and clean drinking water is essential for the survival
of all the living creatures. However, extensive industrialization, human activities, and …

Water easily gets contaminated with various contaminants such as dyes, toxic/nontoxic
metals, and pesticides. A microbial-mediated remediation and separation is an important …

Heavy metals constitute toxic, non-biodegradable and persistent environment pollutants
which adversely affect all life forms, including humans, and cause ecological damage. The …

Heavy metal in wastewater is a crucial concern due to its toxicological manifestations on
human health, particularly in developing countries. Compared to different conventional …

Cyanobacteria are widespread organisms, with specific properties, such as high nutrient
removal capacity and tolerance to highly variable conditions which make them well-suited …

Water contamination by heavy metals is a worldwide issue undermining the whole
biosphere and influencing the life of a huge number of individuals around the globe. Not …

The ever-increasing demand for the necessities of the continuously growing population has
led to an imbalance in the biogeochemical cycle, an important driving force of life. This has …

Different Industries discharge effluent in different water bodies, which is the only reason of
pollution. The main objective of the present study was to investigate the biodegradation and …

abstract Anabaena variabilis and Tolypthrix ceytonica were selected for bioremediation of
heavy metals-contaminated industrial effluents based on their high efficiency as metals …