The rise in various industrial and agricultural anthropogenic activities resulted in a dramatic
increase in the concentration of different pollutants in the soil, air, and water, causing …

Rapid urbanization and industrialization influenced the increased use of organic
compounds in the form of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), petroleum …

In the era of rapid and extensive urbanization as well as industrialization, the environment's
safety and security have become a matter of prime concern. Reducing various types of …

Bioremediation of organic pollutants is often a slow and incomplete process, potentially
leading to the accumulation of toxic metabolites that can be further introduced into the food …

Soil contaminants have adversely affected the natural ecosystem and are a major concern.
Overlong confinement of these pollutants in soil and their distribution in crops and …

The rapid advancement in technology, development in industrialization, and uncontrolled
growth in urbanization has created a great threat to the ecological balance. Every day lots of …

In the modern world, where environmental pollution is a great concern, a cost-effective and
environmental-friendly way is the necessity of the time. In the recent past, bioremediation …

The importance of plants on the earth is well acknowledged to each one of us. The
involvement of plants in remediating the harmful toxicants is called phytoremediation …

One of the greatest burning issues that the planet is currently facing is environmental
pollution, which is causing grave and irreparable damage to our mother Earth (Pandey et al …