Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
157, P. 112041 - 112041
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
The
concerns
over
food
security
and
protein
scarcity,
driven
by
population
increase
higher
standards
of
living,
have
pushed
scientists
toward
finding
new
sources.
A
considerable
proportion
resources
agricultural
lands
are
currently
dedicated
to
proteinaceous
feed
production
raise
livestock
poultry
for
human
consumption.
1st
generation
microbial
(MP)
came
into
the
market
as
land-independent
aquaculture.
However,
MP
may
be
a
less
sustainable
alternative
conventional
feeds,
such
soybean
meal
fishmeal,
because
this
technology
requires
natural
gas
synthetic
chemicals.
These
challenges
directed
researchers
2nd
integrating
renewable
energies,
anaerobic
digestion,
nutrient
recovery,
biogas
cleaning
upgrading,
carbon-capture
technologies,
fermentation.
fermentation
methane-oxidizing
bacteria
(MOB)
hydrogen-oxidizing
(HOB),
i.e.,
two
rich
microorganisms,
has
shown
great
potential,
on
one
hand,
upcycle
effluents
from
digestion
biomass,
other
coupled
energy
systems
under
concept
Power-to-X.
This
work
compares
various
routes
reviewing
latest
studies
conducted
in
context
introducing
state-of-the-art
hoping
that
findings
can
accelerate
facilitate
upscaling
production.
results
show
depends
expansion
energies.
In
countries
with
high
penetration
electricity,
Nordic
countries,
off-peak
surplus
electricity
used
within
MP-industry
supplying
electrolytic
H2,
which
is
driving
factor
both
MOB
HOB-based
recovery
technologies
heart
industry
they
determine
process
costs
quality
final
product.
Although
huge
attempts
been
made
date
context,
some
bottlenecks
immature
efficient
fermenters
insufficient
gas-to-liquid
transfer,
costly
hydrogen
storage
hindered
scale
up
Furthermore,
further
research
techno-economic
feasibility
life
cycle
assessment
(LCA)
still
needed
identify
key
points
improvement
thereby
secure
system.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
22(19), P. 10529 - 10529
Published: Sept. 29, 2021
Agriculture
in
the
21st
century
is
facing
multiple
challenges,
such
as
those
related
to
soil
fertility,
climatic
fluctuations,
environmental
degradation,
urbanization,
and
increase
food
demand
for
increasing
world
population.
In
meanwhile,
scientific
community
key
challenges
crop
production
from
existing
land
base.
this
regard,
traditional
farming
has
witnessed
enhanced
per
acre
yields
due
irregular
injudicious
use
of
agrochemicals,
including
pesticides
synthetic
fertilizers,
but
at
a
substantial
cost.
Another
major
concern
modern
agriculture
that
pests
are
developing
pesticide
resistance.
Therefore,
future
sustainable
requires
alternative
strategies
can
enhance
an
environmentally
sound
manner.
The
application
rhizobacteria,
specifically,
plant
growth-promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR),
chemical
gained
much
attention
community.
These
harbor
number
mechanisms
through
which
they
promote
growth,
control
pests,
induce
resistance
various
abiotic
stresses.
This
review
presents
comprehensive
overview
involved
growth
promotion,
biocontrol
bioremediation
contaminated
soils.
It
also
focuses
on
effects
PGPR
inoculation
survival
under
stress.
Furthermore,
pros
cons
rhizobacterial
along
with
directions
discussed
depth.
Environmental Chemistry Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(4), P. 2337 - 2398
Published: May 4, 2023
Access
to
drinkable
water
is
becoming
more
and
challenging
due
worldwide
pollution
the
cost
of
treatments.
Water
wastewater
treatment
by
adsorption
on
solid
materials
usually
cheap
effective
in
removing
contaminants,
yet
classical
adsorbents
are
not
sustainable
because
they
derived
from
fossil
fuels,
can
induce
secondary
pollution.
Therefore,
biological
sorbents
made
modern
biomass
increasingly
studied
as
promising
alternatives.
Indeed,
such
biosorbents
utilize
waste
that
would
otherwise
pollute
systems,
promote
circular
economy.
Here
we
review
biosorbents,
magnetic
sorbents,
other
cost-effective
with
emphasis
preparation
methods,
types,
mechanisms,
regeneration
spent
adsorbents.
Biosorbents
prepared
a
wide
range
materials,
including
wood,
bacteria,
algae,
herbaceous
agricultural
waste,
animal
waste.
Commonly
removed
contaminants
comprise
dyes,
heavy
metals,
radionuclides,
pharmaceuticals,
personal
care
products.
Preparation
methods
include
coprecipitation,
thermal
decomposition,
microwave
irradiation,
chemical
reduction,
micro-emulsion,
arc
discharge.
Adsorbents
be
classified
into
activated
carbon,
biochar,
lignocellulosic
clays,
zeolites,
peat,
humic
soils.
We
detail
isotherms
kinetics.
Regeneration
supercritical
fluid
desorption.
also
discuss
exhausted
adsorbent
management
disposal.
found
agro-waste
remove
up
68–100%
while
wooden,
herbaceous,
bacterial,
marine-based
55–99%
metals.
Animal
waste-based
1–99%
The
average
removal
efficiency
modified
around
90–95%,
but
some
treatments,
cross-linked
beads,
may
negatively
affect
their
efficiency.
Civil Engineering Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
8(9), P. 1787 - 1798
Published: Sept. 1, 2022
The
present
work
reports
the
adsorption
behavior
involved
in
of
heavy
metal
ions
using
a
hybrid
inulin-tetraethoxysilane
(TEOS)
adsorbent
produced
through
sol-gel
process.
An
aqueous
multi-element
solution
was
used
order
to
examine
inulin-TEOS
efficiency
removing
Cd2+,
Co2+,
and
Ni2+
ions.
effects
contact
duration,
dosage,
initial
concentration,
pH
on
targeted
batch
systems
were
evaluated.
optimal
conditions
for
removal
all
metals
as
follows:
30
mg
an
dosage
at
4
5
minutes
time
with
concentration
0.5
mg/L.
A
one-way
analysis
variance
(one-way
ANOVA)
replication
test
showed
that
parameters
had
significant
differences
p-value
0.05.
At
optimum
condition,
92.59%,
90.27%,
86.472%
Ni2+,
Co2+
removed,
respectively.
Findings
from
kinetic
studies
suggest
pseudo-second
model
can
successfully
describe
overall
Additionally,
process
be
adequately
explained
intra-particle
diffusion
rate
constants
following
sequence
Kint,1
>
Kint,2
Kint,3
Cd2+
each
step.
results
fits
Langmuir
isotherm,
while
better
fit
Freundlich
one.
Finally,
reused
is
able
retain
good
percentage
removal,
difference
decreases
1.99%,
3.29%,
4.12%
respectively,
after
fifth
cycle.
bio-sorbent
has
capacity
durability,
which
could
offer
low-cost
practical
cleaner
production
analytes
wastewater.
Doi:
10.28991/CEJ-2022-08-09-03
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Text:
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Plants,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(17), P. 3147 - 3147
Published: Aug. 31, 2023
Soil
contamination
with
cadmium
(Cd)
is
a
severe
concern
for
the
developing
world
due
to
its
non-biodegradability
and
significant
potential
damage
ecosystem
associated
services.
Industries
such
as
mining,
manufacturing,
building,
etc.,
rapidly
produce
substantial
amount
of
Cd,
posing
environmental
risks.
Cd
toxicity
in
crop
plants
decreases
nutrient
water
uptake
translocation,
increases
oxidative
damage,
interferes
plant
metabolism
inhibits
morphology
physiology.
However,
various
conventional
physicochemical
approaches
are
available
remove
from
soil,
including
chemical
reduction,
immobilization,
stabilization
electro-remediation.
Nevertheless,
these
processes
costly
unfriendly
environment
because
they
require
much
energy,
skilled
labor
hazardous
chemicals.
In
contrasting,
contaminated
soils
can
be
restored
by
using
bioremediation
techniques,
which
use
alone
association
different
beneficial
microbes
cutting-edge
approaches.
This
review
covers
new
ways.
The
capability
bacteria
fungi
combination
studied
analyzed.
Microbes,
bacteria,
algae,
reported
have
high
tolerance
metals,
having
98%
capability.
internal
structure
microorganisms,
their
cell
surface
characteristics
surrounding
circumstances
all
discussed
concerning
how
detoxify
metals.
Moreover,
issues
affecting
effectiveness
explored,
along
difficulties,
solutions
prospects.
Arabian Journal of Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(12), P. 105303 - 105303
Published: Sept. 26, 2023
This
review
article
evaluates
and
compares
the
efficiency
of
various
sustainable
adsorbents
for
removal
noxious
pollutants
from
water
environments.
study
discusses
types
concerning
their
performance
suitability.
Adsorbent
include
natural-based,
carbon-based,
waste-based,
biomass-based,
biopolymers-based,
nanocomposites-based
adsorbents,
as
well
metallic
organic
frameworks,
aerogels,
networking
crystalline
solids,
zeolite
nanoparticles,
dendrimers
were
reviewed.
Characterisation,
modification,
fabrication,
adsorption
capacities
under
different
conditions,
isotherm
models,
kinetics
also
Adsorption
pH
values,
adsorbent
doses,
concentrations,
temperature,
size
particles
have
been
described.
One
basic
needs
in
wastewater
is
formulation
optimisation,
using
columnar
operations,
more
importantly,
they
can
be
produced
quickly
should
cost-effective.
Various
studies
reported
a
broad
range
values
thermodynamic
parameters
pollutants,
suggesting
adsorbent's
nature
an
essential
factor
affecting
thermodynamics
pollutant
sorption.
The
regeneration
reusability
potential
other
discussed,
along
with
molecular
modelling,
simulation,
knowledge
gaps,
future
perspectives
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: April 3, 2023
Toxic
wastes
like
heavy
metals
and
dyes
are
released
into
the
environment
as
a
direct
result
of
industrialization
technological
progress.
The
biosorption
contaminants
utilizes
variety
biomaterials.
Biosorbents
can
adsorb
toxic
pollutants
on
their
surface
through
various
mechanisms
complexation,
precipitation,
etc.
quantity
sorption
sites
that
accessible
biosorbent
affects
its
effectiveness.
Biosorption’s
low
cost,
high
efficiency,
lack
nutrient
requirements,
ability
to
regenerate
main
advantages
over
other
treatment
methods.
Optimization
environmental
conditions
temperature,
pH,
availability,
factors
is
prerequisite
achieving
optimal
performance.
Recent
strategies
include
nanomaterials,
genetic
engineering,
biofilm-based
remediation
for
types
pollutants.
removal
hazardous
from
wastewater
using
biosorbents
strategy
both
efficient
sustainable.
This
review
provides
perspective
existing
literature
brings
it
up-to-date
by
including
latest
research
findings
in
field.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
353, P. 120170 - 120170
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
The
stress
of
pharmaceutical
and
personal
care
products
(PPCPs)
discharging
to
water
bodies
the
environment
due
increased
industrialization
has
reduced
availability
clean
water.
This
poses
a
potential
health
hazard
animals
human
life
because
contamination
is
great
issue
climate,
plants,
humans,
aquatic
habitats.
Pharmaceutical
compounds
are
quantified
in
concentrations
ranging
from
ng/Lto
μg/L
environments
worldwide.
According
(Alsubih
et
al.,
2022),
carbamazepine,
sulfamethoxazole,
Lutvastatin,
ciprofloxacin,
lorazepam
were
616–906
ng/L,
16,532–21635
694–2068
734–1178
2742–3775
ng/L
respectively.
Protecting
preserving
our
must
be
well-driven
by
all
sectors
sustain
development.
Various
methods
have
been
utilized
eliminate
emerging
pollutants,
such
as
adsorption
biological
advanced
oxidation
processes.
These
their
benefits
drawbacks
removal
pharmaceuticals.
Successful
wastewater
treatment
can
save
bodies;
integrating
green
initiatives
into
main
purposes
actor
firms,
combined
with
continually
periodic
awareness
current
implications
environmental/water
pollution,
will
play
major
role
conservation.
article
reviews
key
publications
on
adsorption,
biological,
processes
used
remove
environment.
It
also
sheds
light
capability
methods,
efficacy
concentration
removal.
A
research
gap
identified
for
researchers
explore
order
problem
associated
wastes.
Therefore,
future
study
should
focus
combining
an
excellent
way
products,
even
at
low
concentrations.
Biological
ideal
circumstances
microbial
that
enable
simultaneous
effects
diverse
efficiency.
Separations,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(11), P. 565 - 565
Published: Nov. 10, 2023
The
long-term
sustainability
of
the
global
water
supply,
with
a
paramount
emphasis
on
cleanliness
and
safety,
stands
as
formidable
challenge
in
our
modern
era.
In
response
to
this
pressing
issue,
adsorption
techniques
have
emerged
pivotal
widely
recognized
solutions
for
removal
hazardous
pollutants,
particular
lead
from
wastewater.
This
comprehensive
review
explores
relentless
advancements
made
domain,
highlighting
innovations
using
separation
purification
that
surpass
traditional
metal
oxide-based
adsorbents.
Of
note
is
growing
exploration
alternative
materials,
such
starch,
chitosan,
nanoscale
structures
like
zeolites
metal-organic
frameworks,
magnetic
carbon-based
substances
development
inorganic
These
their
remarkable
capacity
structural
adjustment,
possess
extraordinary
capabilities
effective
contaminant
removal,
facilitating
swift
purification.
literature
survey
was
conducted
Google
Scholar
engine,
“adsorbents
remediation”
starting
keywords,
resulting
approximately
6000
papers.
search
refined
focus
last
three
years
specifically
targeted
papers
which
are
most
relevant
remediation.
More
than
100
were
analysed
investigate
various
techniques,
surface
modifications,
adsorbent
materials
managing
pollutants
water.
also
illuminates
research
limitations,
specific
starch-based
adsorbents
As
we
progress
towards
practical
commercial
applications,
identifies
challenges
associated
provides
invaluable
insights
into
future
prospects.
Surface
modification
emerges
promising
path,
potential
substantially
enhance
capacity,
potentially
doubling
or
even
quadrupling
it.
Moreover,
demonstrate
impressive
regenerative
capabilities,
maintaining
up
90%
regeneration
efficiency
after
multiple
cycles.
conclusion,
show
considerable
agents
aquatic
environments.
Nevertheless,
need
further
persists,
emphasizing
optimization
process
exploring
stability
real-world
scenarios.