Section: Reviews Keywords: WHO, Pesticides, biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD), perfluoro-octanoic acid (PFOA), total organic carbon, wastewater treatment, industrial effluents, nanomaterials, environmental sustainability Subjects: Applied Chemistry Disciplines: Chemical Sciences Industrial wastewater management presents a significant environmental challenge in the twenty-first century, driven by rapid industrialization and escalating waste generation. This review analyzes […]

Section: Reviews Keywords: Bioremediation , heavy metal detoxification, Sustainable Soil Management, Microbial Remediation Heavy metal contamination poses a significant threat to the environment and public health because of its persistent toxicity and the bioaccumulation of pollutants. Microbial remediation, leveraging the metabolic capabilities of microorganisms, has emerged as an efficient and sustainable path to reduce and

Section: Reviews Keywords: green environment, ecological systems, bioremediation Subjects: Applied chemistry Environmental pollution poses a severe and escalating threat to human health, ecological systems, and the overall well-being of our planet. This comprehensive overview has explored the diverse types of pollutants, their sources, impacts, and potential mitigation strategies. These combining mitigation and bioremediation techniques are

Section: Editorial Keywords: Inaugural Editorial Dear Colleagues, We kindly welcome you to the first edition of RSYC CHEMICAL SCIENCES, a new biannual publication aimed at pushing the boundaries of chemical research and supporting multidisciplinary cooperation with great pleasure and expectation. In a time of fast scientific advancement, the subject of chemistry keeps changing and interacts

Section: Reviews Keywords: microplastics, sediments, pollutants, Chemical pollutants,, nonbiodegradable Subjects: Environment and Sustainability Disciplines: Environmental Science The current study involves the design of a feasible solution for cleaning beach sediments off microplastics. The results of this study will help spread awareness about this micro-menace threatening our societies. It also focuses on otherwise neglected and invisible