Heavy metal phytoremediation potential of Cosmos bipinnatus for use in chromium-contaminated regions of Dravyavati River, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.

Due to their toxicity and permanence, heavy metals pose a significant threat as pollutants. Metals leach into soil from human activities including mining, manufacturing, and farming. Phytoremediation involves removing contaminants from soils using herbaceous plants and trees; it is a cost-effective, non-invasive, and aesthetically pleasing technique.

Environmental threat and change detection in saline lakes from 1960 to 2021: background, present, and future.

Saline lakes are internationally known for unique chemical compositions, incorporate assorted foliage, and give a few biological system benefits and have high environmental, financial, and social qualities are additionally assigned as the Ramsar site for giving wetlands to migratory birds. The anthropogenic and regular unsettling influences have influenced the water nature of these lakes by immediate or circuitous tainting of various contaminations in releases from refining, mining, and modern locales. The impacts of such exercises bring about changes to the typical attributes of saline lakes, principal limnological changes, and loss of biodiversity that debase the upsides of saline lakes.

Status of water pollution in relation to industrialization in Rajasthan.

India is a large and densely populated country; its economy is largely agricultural. Making the best use of the country's manpower has always posed a challenge. Industrialization could become a dominant component of the economy and displace agriculture.