Catalytic degradation of 4-Nitrophenol and Organic dyes using silver and platinum nanoparticles synthesized by Plant extracts.- Biological and eco-friendly cost-effective measure for remediation.- Isolation and characterization of Leas (Pb) resistant Staphylococcus aureus form tannery effluent contaminated site.- Phytoremediation of soil contaminants using plant Macrotyloma uniflorum varieties.- Characterization of chlorpyrifos degrading Pseudomonas sp. isolated from contaminated soil.- Studies on The Toxic Effect of Metribuzin Herbicide on Phormidium and Chroococcus Species.- Emerging methodologies for the molecular analysis of microbiota from polluted soil sites.- Biodecoloration of synthetic reactive red and reactive black dyes by using Aspergillus niger and Pleurotus oestreatus.- Purification of Domestic Wastewater Using Mentha aquatica.- Isolation and molecular characterization of bacteria from coal mine soil sample.- Biopolymeric nanomaterials as eco-friendly adsorbents for environmental applications and its challenges - A Comprehensive review.- Analysis of Hydicum flavum waste powder as a potent heavy metal adsorbent.- Impact of Acinetobacter baumannii on dye degradation and a molecular analysis study.- Fe2O3@SiO2 Nanoparticles assisted Catalytic degradation of 4-Nitrophenol – An eco-friendly approach.- Remediation of Endocrine Disrupting Compounds and Organic Dye Pollutants through biosorbents in a circular bioeconomy: Prospects and Constraints.- Biocatalysts for a green process in treating tannery effluents.- Production of Bioplastics and its role on Circular Economy.- Role of non-metallic fraction recycled from waste PCB for producing green construction products.- Exploring Bioelectromagnetic Energy in Bioconversion of Organic Waste for Solid Waste Management and Sustainable Agriculture.

The ever-increasing population and the associated anthropogenic activities have imparted an adverse impact on the environment, resulting in an escalating pollution crisis and forcing the advancement of sustainable, green, and eco-friendly technologies. There is an expanding and flourishing activity in environmental research, specifically focusing on environmentally responsive approaches to combat xenobiotics, pollutants, and emerging contaminants discharged into the environment due to various anthropogenic activities. Bioremediation is an approach that can facilitate sustainable practices to mitigate various environmental pollutants. Alternative eco-friendly technologies involving the utilization of various industrial and agricultural residues could be sourced as economically viable sources for harnessing various tools and value-added products during their appliances in environmental remediation.
This book focuses on the perception of the existing trends and recent developmentsin bioremediation and green technology usage in waste minimization, and pollution mitigation has been focused through research and review-type chapters. The encouraging conclusions of these research contributions could be incorporated for commercial-scale appliances on sustainable environmental solutions. This book appeals to scientists, academicians, and research scholars to gain inspiration and guidance for pursuing research on sustainable environmental applications.

Presents chapters from potential authors on research findings in the trending environmental pollution mitigation domain Provides critical review-type chapters on recent developments and in-trend pollution abatement research Focuses on sustainable or green technologies, methods, or protocols for biodegradation of xenobiotics

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