Abstract Changes in crude oil production and distribution have increased the incidence of oil
spills throughout the world. Oil spills often cause destructive effects on aquatic and land …

Recalcitrant polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) released into seawater end up in the
deep sea sediments (DSSs). However, their fate here is often oversimplified by theoretical …

Oil spills are treated as a widespread problem that poses a great threat to any ecosystem.
Following first response actions, bioremediation has emerged as the best strategy for …

Mediterranean coastal regions are particularly exposed to oil pollution due to extensive
industrialization, urbanization and transport of crude and refined oil to and from refineries …

Stimulation of indigenous degraders with suitable nutrients can significantly enhance
bioremediation rates of marine environments polluted with petroleum hydrocarbons …

Polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) represent a fraction of petroleum hydrocarbons and are
currently one of the foremost sources of generating energy in today's contemporary society …

The impact of organic bulking agents on the biodegradation of petroleum hydrocarbons in
crude oil impacted soils was evaluated in batch laboratory experiments. Crude oil impacted …

With the increased demand for petroleum and petroleum products from all parts of the
society, environmental pollution caused by petroleum development and production …

Here we overview the recent advances in the fabrication of sustainable composite
nanomaterials with decontamination capacity towards inorganic and organic pollutants. In …

Bioaugmentation or the addition of microbes to contaminated sites has been widely used to
treat contaminated soil or water; however this approach is often limited to laboratory based …