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The paper explores the use of green-synthesized nanoparticles to enhance bioelectrochemical reactions for wastewater treatment, aligning with the UN's SDG 6.

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Abstract

The introduction of green nanoparticles to expedite the (bio)electrochemical reactions has proven to be a promising technique for wastewater treatment to meet the universal and equitable accessibility to clean water, which is in line with the clean water and sanitation goal (SDG 6).

Key findings

  • Green nanoparticles accelerate bioelectrochemical reactions in wastewater treatment.
  • The technique shows promise for achieving universal and equitable access to clean water.
  • Bioelectrochemical mitigation of pesticides is a key application of green nanoparticles.

Keywords

SanitationWastewaterClean waterFrontierPesticideWaste management

Identifiers

DOI
10.1039/d5en00760g
Journal
Environmental Science: Nano
Year
2026