1. An infrastructure application of wastewater sludge.

Read our latest research about using industrial wastewater sludge-derived biochar as a potential soft soil stabilizer. Click here to read more.

2. Carbendazim adsorption from water using biochar.

Read our latest research about the adsorption of Carbendazim from water by biochars derived from apple pomace and industrial wastewater sludge. Click here to read more.

3. A resource-oriented solution to wastewater sludge and plastic waste.

Read our latest research about wastewater sludge and plastic waste-derived composites, which can be used in the construction industry as an alternative material. Click here to read more.

4. Dhobi Ghats, laundries, and microfiber pollution. 

Read our latest research about how dhobi ghats and laundries contribute to microfiber pollution and the risk associated with it. Click here to read more. 

5. Storm water! Can this be a significant source of microplastics in surface waters?  Yes. 

6. Read our latest research article about pathway-specific microplastic dynamics in a Himalayan urban lake, India: insights on how continuous rainfall transforms microplastic characteristics and risk.  Click here (https://doi.org/10.1039/d5va00201j) to read more. 

Read our latest research about stormwater as a source of microplastics. Click here to read more. 

All discussions and queries are welcome. 

A research work titled, "Abundance and characteristics of microplastics in a freshwater river in northwestern Himalayas, India - Scenario of riverbank solid waste disposal sites" about the perils of unscientific disposal of solid waste got featured in two national environmental magazines/portals. 

Click the links to read more.

1)  http://tinyurl.com/2p96z6a9

2) http://tinyurl.com/beyja83b 

For the original research article click here.