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1. Heavy metal recovery from electroplating effluent using adsorption by jute waste-derived biochar for soil amendment and plant micro-fertilizer

   Effluent from electroplating industries contains various toxic heavy metal ions such as chromium, nickel, lead, cadmium, copper and zinc. Recovery of...

   Lata Ramrakhiani, Sourja Ghosh, Swachchha Majumdar in Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy

   Article 15 January 2022
   

2. Sustainable Agrotextile: Jute Needle-Punched Nonwoven Preparation, Properties and Use in Indian Perspective

   Jute is one of the important cash crops in India and Bangladesh. Previously, jute conventional products like hessian, sacking and carpet backing were...

   Surajit Sengupta, Sanjoy Debnath, Manik Bhowmick in Sustainable Approaches in Textiles and Fashion

   Chapter 2022
   

3. Recycling Industrial Waste for Production of Bioethanol

   In need to overcome the environmental impacts and dearth of fuels, eco-friendly technologies such as biofuels are being developed. Researchers are...

   Swagata Das, Shubhalakshmi Sengupta, ... Siddhartha Datta in Energy Recovery Processes from Wastes

   Chapter 2020
   

4. Life cycle assessment and techno-economic analysis of sustainable bioenergy production: a review

   The global expansion of the bioenergy industry raises concerns, emphasizing the need for careful evaluation and sustainable management. To facilitate...

   Ahmed I. Osman, Bingbing Fang, ... Pow-Seng Yap in Environmental Chemistry Letters

   Article Open access 02 February 2024
   

5. Simultaneous production of animal feed enzymes (endoxylanase and endoglucanase) by Penicillium janthinellum from waste jute caddies

   Background

   In West Bengal, India, a huge amount of lignocellulosic jute waste products, in the form of unutilized cut pieces of jute caddies...

   Aditi Kundu, Moumita Karmakar, Rina Rani Ray in International Journal Of Recycling of Organic Waste in Agriculture

   Article Open access 24 November 2012