Biochar production through thermochemical processing is a sustainable biomass
conversion and waste management approach. However, commercializing biochar faces …

Millets are receiving increasing attention, lately, in view of their preeminent agronomic traits,
nutritional significance, and renewed emphasis on highlighting their health benefits through …

Rapid industrialization has exacerbated the hazard to health and the environment. Wide
spectrums of contaminants pose numerous risks, necessitating their disposal and treatment …

In an environment that emphasizes ecological sustainability, there is increasing interest in
the development of bio-building materials to achieve carbon neutrality. Among bio-building …

In response to the growing need for sustainable solutions, this study critically examines the
significance of thermochemical conversion techniques for producing biochar from leaves …

Biocompatibility, biodegradability, and toxicity issues of synthetic polymers have propelled
the search for environmentally friendly and non-toxic alternatives. In this context, biobased …

The adsorption behaviors of biochar are largely impacted by biomass feedstock. In this
study, two biochars were prepared from torrefaction of ammonium persulfate-and potassium …

Biochar-bound persistent free radicals (biochar-PFRs) attract much attention because they
can directly or indirectly mediate the transformation of contaminants in large-scale …

The fruit processing industry generates enormous amounts of byproducts, which are
primarily removed through landfill or incineration. However, these processes cause carbon …

For environmental sustainability and to achieve sustainable development goals (SDGs),
drinking water treatment must be done at a reasonable cost with minimal environmental …