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Abhijeet Das

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Review Open access Sep 2026

From soil remediation to resource recovery: a circular phytoremediation framework for sustainable restoration

Increasing soil degradation and resource scarcity threaten food security, ecosystem resilience, and climate mitigation, creating an urgent need for sustainable soil restoration strategies. This review is based on the hypothesis that integrating phytoremediation, plant–microbe interactions, and biomass valorisation with...

Satchidananda Mishra, Abhijeet Das, Krishna Pada Bauri · 0 citations
Review Open access Aug 2026

Evaluation and prediction of seasonal variation in surface water chemistry for beneficial use of drinking, irrigation, and industrial in Mahanadi River of Paradip area, Odisha, India, using an GIS: integrated water quality indices, and machine learning approaches

Surface water is the primary source of drinking water in the Mahanadi River and its distributaries, and it is used for agricultural, industrial as well as domestic purposes. However, increasing urbanization, agricultural activities, and seawater intrusion have raised concerns about groundwater quality. This study evalu...

Abhijeet Das · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Food waste valorisation for a circular bioeconomy: integrating biochemical, thermochemical, and digital technologies with sustainability metrics

Food loss and waste (FLW) has emerged as a major global challenge, contributing to resource depletion, greenhouse gas emissions, and food insecurity throughout the agri-food supply chain. Transforming FLW into value-added products offers significant opportunities to advance the circular bioeconomy while improving resou...

Abhijeet Das, Satchidananda Mishra, Krishna Pada Bauri · 0 citations
Review Open access Jul 2026

Plastic waste management and the emergence of microplastics as an integrated challenge involving sources exposure pathways health implications and circular solutions

Plastic pollution has emerged as a pervasive global environmental and public health challenge, affecting terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems across all spatial scales. Macro-, micro-, and nanoplastics enter food webs through ingestion, inhalation, and trophic transfer, posing distinct yet interconnected toxicological an...

Abhijeet Das, Satchidananda Mishra, Krishna Pada Bauri et al. · 1 citation

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