Research Topic: industrial waste management

Scoping Review on Mitigating the Silent Threat of Toxic Industrial Waste: Eco-Rituals Strategies for Remediation and Ecosystem Restoration

This review examines how industrial waste contaminates soil and water through heavy metals and chemicals, harming ecosystems and human health through food chain contamination. The study shows that pollutants like cadmium and lead kill aquatic life, reduce soil fertility, and disrupt beneficial soil microorganisms. The review recommends solutions including cleaner manufacturing practices, advanced wastewater treatment, and eco-friendly methods like using plants to absorb contaminants.

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Spent Mushroom Substrate and Electric Arc Furnace Dust Recycling by Carbothermic Reduction Method

Scientists discovered that leftover material from mushroom farming can replace expensive coal-based chemicals used in recycling steel furnace waste. By heating this mushroom waste, they recovered valuable zinc while reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 23,000 tons per year. This innovative approach solves two environmental problems at once: it recycles agricultural waste that would otherwise be landfilled, and reduces emissions from industrial metal processing.

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