Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted to the environment highly probably result in
ecological and health risks. Many biotechnologies for waste gases containing hydrophobic …

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are ubiquitous contaminants that can be found both in
outdoor and indoor air, posing risks to human health and the ecosystems. The treatment of …

Hydrophilic VOCs (volatile organic compounds) were applied to explore their positive
influence on the elimination of the single hydrophobic VOC in biotrickling filters (BTFs) …

Bacterial biofilters usually exhibit a high microbial diversity and robustness, while fungal
biofilters have been claimed to better withstand low moisture contents and pH values, and to …

Despite several fungal strains have been retrieved from methane-containing environments,
the actual capacity and role of fungi on methane abatement is still unclear. The batch …

A defined consortium of Ralstonia pickettii L2 (bacterium) and Trichoderma viride LW-1
(fungus) was selected to assess its potential for the enhanced biodegradation of mono …

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are
important indoor contaminants. Their hydrophobic nature hinders the possibility of biological …

Indoor environmental quality is a growing concern, as populations become more urbanised
and people spend a greater proportion of their lives indoors. Volatile organic compounds …

Methane is an important contributor to global warming and especially for dilute emissions, its
oxidation to carbon dioxide can be difficult and expensive. Methane abatement was studied …

Biotrickling filters (BTFs) supplied with di-rhamnolipids have been proven to improve
biodegradability and bioavailability of singly fed hydrophobic volatile organic compounds …