Methylparaben (MP) is a pseudo-persistent emerging contaminant ubiquitously detected in aquatic environments, where its endocrine-disrupting activity threatens both ecosystem function and human health, driving interest in sustainable phytoremediation approaches using submerged macrophytes such as Lemna trisulca. This s...
Phytoremediation is a promising technique for remediation of cadmium (Cd)-contaminated soils, while the derived Cd-rich phytoremediation biomass should be appropriately disposed of. In this work, anaerobic digestion was employed as a synergistic strategy to simultaneously address these challenges by converting Cd-rich...
Surfactants in urban wastewater are persistent and toxic, while conventional treatments may not fully remove them. Physicochemical methods are effective but costly and energy intensive, limiting their use in developing regions. Aims: This study conducted the first comparative evaluation of widely available terrestrial...
This study presents a systematic review on the application of bioremediation techniques in soils contaminated by landfill leachate, focusing on the Brazilian context. The research covers publications between 2010 and 2025 and analyzes five main approaches: biostimulation, bioaugmentation, phytoremediation, mycoremediat...
It is highlighted that microbial origin and co-substrate availability critically shape bacterial community structure, electroactivity, and degradation efficiency, and the CJ–S2 microbiome is a promising candidate for developing robust electroactive bioanodes for treating pharmaceutical wastewater.
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