Technological Eco-Innovations for the Quality Control and the Decontamination of Polluted Waters and Soils

Zacchini, Massimo; Pujari, Paras Ranjan

doi:10.3390/books978-3-03928-465-8

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Zacchini, Massimo

Pujari, Paras Ranjan

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English

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The Special Issue “Technological Eco-Innovations for the Quality Control and the Decontamination of Polluted Waters and Soils” deals with the most recent research activities carried out at lab and field scale on eco-sustainable tools for the remediation of contaminated environmental substrates. It is particularly devoted to highlight the relevance of biological organisms (plants, microbes, algae) to assess the chemical contamination in water and soil and to remediate such matrices from the pollution caused by the human activities. Therefore, bioremediation is a primary focus of most of the articles published within the present Special Issue. Bioremediation is a promising environmentally friendly technology to deal with the chemical pollution in different ecosystem compartments and its integration with the traditional approaches might represent a

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Keywords

bioremediation; natural-based remediation strategies; plant stress reactions; heavy metals; bottom urban sediment; cesium ions; antioxidant defence; pollution; artificial intelligence; plant growth promoting bacteria; ferulic acid; geostatistical analysis; photosynthesis; sulfur; mining wastes; phytomanagement; TNT; MCPA; water contamination; arsenic adsorption; chlorophyll fluorescence; water filtration; salt stress; industrial crop; water; proline; 2; syringic acid; energy crops; coal; kinetics; Ralstonia sp.; rhizobacterial inoculants; bacterial contamination; urban sediments; water pollution; biodegradation; soil; phytoremediation; anti-oxidant enzymes; ecotoxicity; microscope; autochthonous microbial community; plant physiology; Tagetes patula; soil microbial communities; DDT; soil pollution; polyamines; Festuca arundinacea; synthetic zeolite; geological heterogeneity; biostimulation; Monviso clone; acclimation; iron and manganese minerals; 4-D; metal tolerance; diesel oil; dielectric permittivity; plant secondary metabolites; removal; indigenous microorganisms; Brassica napus; PCDDs/PCDFs; oxidative stress; dissolved organic carbon