Environmental Ecological Remediation and Farming Sustainability

Dear Colleagues,

Environmental pollution caused by anthropogenic substances or the uncontrolled utilization of natural resources has been a global problem threatening agricultural ecology and food security. Maintaining a healthy agricultural ecosystem is critical to ensuring a healthy future. The substantial efforts have become a hotspot in the research of mitigating or remediating environmental pollutions, especially in agricultural research.

To date, multiple innovative technologies of environmental mitigation/remediation, including physical/chemical remediation, multiple-compound adsorbent, and bioremediation technology, have been developed and validated to better protect soil, water, and atmosphere environments. Additionally, macro-environmental and ecological planning increasingly play an important role in guiding environmental restoration. However, a range of research gaps have not been filled. Therefore, it is urgent to combine the latest environmental pollution problems with advanced remediation technology, to develop new technologies to protect the environment.

This Special Issue focuses on the current situation of environmental ecological remediation and farming sustainability and helps to mitigate environmental pollution from the micro and macro levels.

New research articles, reviews, and case reports are welcome in this issue. Manuscripts dealing with new approaches to applying novel remediation technology, remediation mechanisms and influencing factors, risk assessment, and management are also welcome.

We encourage prospective authors to submit related distinguished research manuscripts focused on (but not limited to) the following topics: 

• Material development for soil remediation;
• Water pollution remediation improvement technologies;
• Bioremediation technology application;
• Urban and rural ecological sustainability strategy;
• Farmland conservation and P comprehensive utilization;
• Biodiversity and ecosystem service;
• Soil fertility and solid waste utilization;
• Carbon and nitrogen cycles and climate change.

Prof. Dr. Zhen Li
Prof. Dr. Haoming Chen
Prof. Dr. Da Tian
Guest Editors

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