Mercury cleanup: harnessing biomass for wastewater remediation

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Biosorption using biomass effectively reduces mercury in wastewater, enhancing ecosystem health.
Agricultural waste materials such as banana peels and algae present affordable options for mercury removal.
A focus on sustainable practices in wastewater treatment can lead to safer aquatic habitats for humans and wildlife.
The integration of biomass adsorbents may support the restoration of ecosystems affected by mercury contamination.

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This review highlights biomass's role in addressing mercury and toxic pollution in aquatic environments.

Ali et al. (2025) studied this question.

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