Due to human activities to a greater extent and natural processes to some extent, a large
number of organic chemical substances such as petroleum hydrocarbons, halogenated and …

Environmental pollution brought on by xenobiotics and other related recalcitrant compounds
have recently been identified as a major risk to both human health and the natural …

Today's industrialized world is facing a major environmental problem due to contamination
of environmental sites, that is, air, soil, sediments, groundwater, and surface water, with toxic …

With greater understanding of microbial diversity and the development of bioengineering,
bioremediation is taking its place as a cost‐effective technique in integrated environmental …

Increasing inappropriate anthropogenic activities and industrialization have resulted in
severe environmental pollution worldwide. Their effective treatment is vital for general health …

The indiscriminate disposal and improper treatment of domestic, industrial, and agricultural
wastes have severely jeopardized public health and the environment. Bioremediation has …

Soil contamination with petroleum hydrocarbons, persistent organic pollutants, halogenated
organic chemicals and toxic metal (loid) s is a serious global problem affecting the human …

The growing rate of urbanization and industrialization has led to an increase in several types
of pollution caused by the release of toxic chemicals to the environment. This is usually …

Intensive industrialisation, inadequate disposal, large-scale manufacturing activities and
leaks of organic compounds have resulted in long-term persistent sources of contamination …

The utilization of naturally occurring and mainly prokaryotic organisms in soil for detoxifying
and rehabilitating polluted soils provides an effective, economical, versatile and eco …