Heavy metal and pesticide pollution have become an inevitable part of the modern
industrialized environment that find their way into all ecosystems. Because of their persistent …

Clarifying the influences of biochar input on the rhizosphere dissipation and plant absorption
of pesticides is a crucial prerequisite for utilizing biochar in the restoration of pesticide …

Pesticides represent one of the largest intentional inputs of potentially hazardous
compounds into agricultural soils. However, as an important vegetable producing country …

Ethiopia's floriculture industry is exceedingly emerging, and, currently, it ranks as the sixth
largest exporter of roses worldwide and second largest in Africa. Currently, many flowers …

Bioremediation techniques are increasingly popular in addressing soil pollution. Despite
this, using earthworms as first actors or adjuvants in decontamination is an open and little …

Nanopesticides are an innovative tool for crop protection, demonstrating the potential to
replace conventional pesticides used in agriculture worldwide. Before their …

In modern agricultural practices, Metsulfuron-methyl (sulfonylurea herbicide) is widely
employed to inhibit the weeds and grasses. The current study revealed that Metaphire …

Management of food waste is an alarming problem throughout the globe. Around 350 million
tons of food waste are generated annually, of which about 60% come from households. The …

Earthworms are attracting the attention of bioremediation research because of their short-
term impact on pollutant fate. However, earthworm-assisted bioremediation largely depends …

Fertilisers and pesticides are major sources of the environmental harm that results from
farming, yet it remains difficult to target reductions in their impacts without compromising …