Different applications of nanotechnology has led to various environmental concerns despite its some positive effects in agriculture and poultry to improve growth and development of plants and chicken. The aim of present ...

Lead (Pb) is challenging to remediate due to its persistent toxicity, non-biodegradability, low mobilization and bioaccumulation in food chain. Chelating agents may enhance Pb phytoavailability and phytoextraction. The aim ...

Housing is the basic need of human being. In Pakistan rapid unplanned urbanization has left a huge environmental foot prints. Housing industry is consuming 50% of world energy resources and producing 50% of waste out of ...

Fog is a meteorological/environmental phenomena that occurs across the Indo-Gangetic Plains (IGP) and leads to significant social and economic problems. Especially, it pose significant threats to public health, air and ...

LPG is considered as one of the most convenient and clean fuels for domestic cook stoves and is a popular choice, particularly in urban areas. Considering the limited fossil fuel resources, increasing emissions with ever ...

Energy crisis is the main hindrance in economic development of Pakistan. Fortunately, Pakistan has enormous biomass resources available in the form of crop residues, sugarcane bagasse, food waste, wood, dung, feces and ...

Heavy metal pollution of fresh and marine aquatic system has increased linearly since the beginning of industrial revolution. For decontamination purpose, several aquatic macrophytes are considered as good accumulators of ...

Study of spatial distributions of different greenhouse gases by using satellite instruments has been largely improved since past thirty years. It has given new dimensions to the monitoring of atmospheric composition not ...

Although nitrogen (N) accounts for almost 78% of the air, it may only be absorbed by a small population of plants in its natural gaseous form (Leguminous plants and some other plants with root nodules) only through a process ...

The electronic waste (e-waste) is generated by collection, transportation, dismantling, crushing, disposal and informal recycling of electrical and electronic devices. The legal and or illegal export of electronic devices ...