Bio-removal of heavy metals, using microbial biomass, increasingly attracting scientific
attention due to their significant role in purification of different types of wastewaters making it …

Heavy metals are continuously released into aquatic environments in which they
accumulate. This phenomenon endangers public health because heavy metals accumulate …

The heavy metals mobilization in the environment due to the industrial revolution is of great
concern because of the noxiousness of these metal pollutants and their adverse impacts on …

Recently, emerging contaminants such as micropollutants presence in water poses
significant challenge to regulators, engineers and scientific community. Micropollutants are …

In a context of increasing water scarcity, it is essential to ensure an integrated watershed
management, savings in the consumption of water as a finite resource and improve the …

During the last two decades, extensive attention has been paid on the management of
environmental pollution causal by hazardous materials such as heavy metals …

Bioremediation is a biological mechanism, used by microorganisms for the degradation of
pollutants. At this time the whole ecosystem is contaminated by different pollutants …

The booming industrial and biotechnological progress and unobstructed growth have
contributed massive environmental pollution due to the controlled or uncontrolled release of …

Heavy metal pollution, because of its high toxicity, non-biodegradability and biological
enrichment, has been identified as a global aquatic ecosystems threat in recent decades …

Heavy metals in industrial wastewater are hazardous, not easily biodegradable, and can be
enriched in the food chain. This will lead to serious global environmental problems …