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A Narrative Review on Emerging Nanobioremediation Toward Enhanced Environmental Sustainability

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Proceedings of Indian Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering Conference (IGGEC) 2021, Vol. 2 ( IGGEC 2021)

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It is very necessary to have a critical review of the state of the art and practice of nanobioremediation, the recent innovative development in remediation techniques which finds its roots from nanotechnology and biotechnology. Recent studies have indicated its capability in complete eradication of contaminants (generally 100% efficiency) from a given polluted medium, highlighting the economical solutions which it offers to the costly traditional methods of treating contaminants such as heavy metals and aliphatic hydrocarbons posing significant threat to the environment and its wider applicability than its counterparts together. However, such a promising sustainable tool is still in its developmental phase and researchers worldwide are showing ample interest to unveil other aspects of this innovative technology. Furthermore, few studies have indicated the inhibitory effects of nanoparticles on the overall balance of the soil-ecosystem, such as on the survival of native microbes. This study aims at finding facts through established literature about various developmental phases and technologies through which nanobioremediation is evolving to change the future for enhanced environmental sustainability. The green production of different nanoparticles was also discussed in this work. This paper also underlines various prospects of nanobioremediation which can be optimized by conducting further research. Future investigation on its wider applicability and compatibility is also suggested.

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Yousuf, S., Agnihotri, A.K. (2023). A Narrative Review on Emerging Nanobioremediation Toward Enhanced Environmental Sustainability. In: Agnihotri, A.K., Reddy, K.R., Chore, H.S. (eds) Proceedings of Indian Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering Conference (IGGEC) 2021, Vol. 2. IGGEC 2021. Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, vol 281. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-4731-5_2

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