Widespread pollution from industrial activities has driven land degradation with detrimental
human health effects, especially in urban areas. Remediation and redevelopment of the …

In Europe alone, there are more than 2, 5 million potentially contaminated sites of which
14% are expected to require remediation. Contaminated soil and groundwater can cause …

Green and sustainable remediation (GSR) has become a global trend in the contaminated
land remediation field. Growing numbers of countries have adopted GSR procedures …

China has an extensive agricultural land degradation issue due to pollution, with 19· 4% of
its agricultural land being contaminated. The government has released an ambitious Soil …

Microbially induced carbonate precipitation has been proposed for soil stabilization, soil
strengthening, and permeability reduction as an alternative to traditional cement and …

Thermal conductive heating (TCH), broadly applied to remove volatile and semi-volatile
organic contaminants from subsurface, is often considered unsustainable due to its high …

A life cycle assessment (LCA) was conducted to comprehensively evaluate and compare the
cleanup methods of (1) thermal desorption and (2) soil stabilization/solidification (S/S) in …

As the discussion surrounding sustainable remediation has advanced, numerous tools have
been developed to evaluate the sustainability of remediation technologies, including life …

Coal fly ash (CFA) disposal is controversial because constituents of potential concern such
as heavy metals in the ash can be released to the ground and reach aquifers, which poses …

Soil pollution is expanding, and soil remediation projects are underway around the world. To
make the soil remediation more sustainable, soil remediation project impact assessments …