Blogs
Phycoremediation 2.0: Integrating Algae with Advanced Wastewater Technologies
The increasing cost of wastewater treatment, further exacerbated by tightening environmental norms, has set up a strong drive toward integrating nature based solutions into the
Algae and SDGs: A Green Solution for a Sustainable Future
This World Environment Day, we’re shining a light on the many ways algae can play a role in protecting our planet. Introduction We’re at a
ALGAE FOR A CLEANER FUTURE: AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT PHYCOREMEDIATION
As global population grows and industries expand, the stress on freshwater resources intensifies. Water management is a critical challenge with untreated or partially treated wastewater
Understanding the Types of Bioremediation: A Path to Cleaner Ecosystems
Introduction Bioremediation is the use of biological entities such as microorganisms, plants, algae, and fungi to mitigate environmental pollution [1]. This method is well known
Waste water pollution case studies.
Introduction Wastewater pollution is a critical environmental issue that affects the water quality, human health and ecosystems. Large amounts of untreated or partially treated water
Why is Bioremediation preferred over Traditional Remediation techniques ?
Introduction Environmental pollution has become a global concern, with industrial and domestic wastewater being irresponsibly discharged into pristine water bodies. This negligence has led to