Phycoremediation and water reuse in bioenergy production from algae and cyanobacteria in relevance to sustainable development goals

Borah, Dharitri; Rout, Jayashree; Nooruddin, Thajuddin

doi:10.1016/b978-0-443-15354-9.00003-7

Water, the Environment, and the Sustainable Development Goals 2024

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-443-15354-9.00003-7

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Phycoremediation and water reuse in bioenergy production from algae and cyanobacteria in relevance to sustainable development goals

Dharitri Borah,

Jayashree Rout,

Thajuddin Nooruddin

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This comprehensive review investigates the potential of cyanobacteria, particularly nitrogen-fixing strains, in addressing global challenges pertaining to plastic pollution and carbon emissions. By analyzing the distinctive characteristics of cyanobacteria, including their minimal growth requirements, high photosynthetic efficiency, and rapid growth rates, this study elucidates their crucial role in transforming carbon sequestration, biofuel generation, and biodegradable plastic production. The investigation emphasizes cyanobacteria’s efficiency in photosynthesis, positioning them as optimal candidates for cost-effective bioplastic production with minimized land usage. Furthermore, the study explores their unconventional yet promising utilization in biodiesel production, mitigating environmental concerns such as sulfur emissions and the presence of aromatic hydrocarbons. The resulting biodiesel exhibits significant combustion potential, establishing cyanobacteria as a viable option for sustainable biofuel production. Through a comprehensive assessment of both achievements and challenges encountered during the commercialization process, this review offers valuable insights into the diverse contributions of cyanobacteria. Its objective is to provide guidance to researchers, policymakers, and industries interested in harnessing bio-inspired approaches for structural and sustainable applications, thereby advancing global efforts towards environmentally conscious plastic and biofuel production.

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Phycoremediation and water reuse in bioenergy production from algae and cyanobacteria in relevance to sustainable development goals

Cited by 2 publications

References 128 publications

Assessing thallium phycoremediation by applying Anabaena laxa and Nostoc muscorum and exploring its effect on cellular growth, antioxidant, and metabolic profile

Assessing thallium phycoremediation by applying Anabaena laxa and Nostoc muscorum and exploring its effect on cellular growth, antioxidant, and metabolic profile

Advancements in Synthetic Biology for Enhancing Cyanobacterial Capabilities in Sustainable Plastic Production: A Green Horizon Perspective

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