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Engineered plastic-associated bacteria for biodegradation and bioremediation

The global plastic waste crisis has triggered the development of novel methods for removal of recalcitrant polymers from the environment. Biotechnological approaches have received particular attention due to t...

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Investigation of medicinal plant processing waste for electricity generation through biomethanation

One of the waste-to-energy conversion technologies is the use of waste from the processing of medicinal plants to create biogas, which may then be used to generate electricity. The maximum capacity for produci...

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Bacterial–microalgal consortia for bioremediation of textile industry wastewater and resource recovery for circular economy

Textile industries discharge significant amounts of toxic chemicals, including residual dyes and various other xenobiotic compounds, into the environment, leading to adverse effects such as toxicity, mutagenic...

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Microbial cell factories in the remediation of e-wastes: an insight

Electronic waste, also known as e-waste, is the discarded or by-products of electronic appliances, constituting a major percentage of the total solid waste produced globally. Such e-waste is mostly composed of...

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Welcome to Biotechnology for the Environment

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Evaluation of sugar content and bioethanol production of Ethiopian local varieties “Nech Tinkish” and “Hawaye” sweet sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.))

Diversifying the use of climate-smart crops such as sweet sorghum has the potential to solve integrated food, bioenergy, feed, and land management problems. The study’s purpose is to quantify the sugar content of...

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