January 1, 2025Open Life SciencesOpen Access

Cadmium toxicity, health risk and its remediation using low-cost biochar adsorbents

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Cadmium toxicity negatively impacts flora and fauna, causing harm even at trace levels.
The study demonstrates that pristine and modified biochar are effective adsorbents for removing cadmium from water.
Adopting biochar for remediation can provide an inexpensive solution to cadmium contamination in aquatic environments.
This approach suggests a sustainable method for addressing heavy metal pollution while utilizing low-cost materials.

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This analysis reveals the effectiveness of biochar in reducing cadmium risks in aquatic systems, highlighting its potential as a low-cost solution.

Rani et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals the effectiveness of biochar in reducing cadmium risks in aquatic systems, highlighting its potential as a low-cost solution.