Soil contamination by uranium presents a burgeoning global environmental concern,
exerting detrimental effects on both agricultural production and soil health. Biochar, a …

Biological remediation including bioremediation and phytoremediation has been used to
remediate contaminated sites due to their cost-effectiveness, energy conservation, and …

Even though uranium (U) is considered to be an essential strategic resource with vital
significance to nuclear power development and climate change mitigation, U exposure to …

There exists a research gap on microbial functional genes' role in U geochemical behavior
and cycling in U contaminated soils, which has been poorly understood. Herein, 16S rRNA …

The uranium (U) containing leachate from uranium tailings dam into the natural settings,
may greatly affect the downstream environment. To reveal such relationship between …

The extraction and utilization of uranium (U) ores have led to the release of significant
amounts of potentially toxic metal (loid) s (PTMs) into the environment, constituting a grave …

Pinellia ternata (Thunb.) Breit.(Araceae), a significant medicinal plant, has been used to treat
various diseases for centuries. Terahertz radiation (THZ) is located between microwaves …

Bioreduction of soluble U (VI) to sparingly soluble U (IV) is proposed as an effective
approach to remediating uranium contamination. However, the stability of biogenic U (IV) in …

Uranium (U) and fluoride (F−) contamination in agricultural products, especially vegetable
and cereal crops, has raised serious concerns about food safety and human health on a …

Uranium (U) contamination often occurs in the topsoil (arable layer), and is a serious threat
to crop growth. However, conventional microbial reduction methods are sensitive to oxygen …