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Khalid Muzamil Gani

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15
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Papers (15)

Editor's Note to “Abundance and characteristics of microplastics in a freshwater river in northwestern Himalayas, India - Scenario of riverbank solid waste disposal sites” [Sci. Total Environ., 886 (2023), 164027]
2026 The Science of The Total Environment 0 citations
Mechanistic Understanding of Microplastic Removal by Biochar and Sand Filtration System under Variable Hydraulic Loading
2026 AMBIO 0 citations
Behavioral Dynamics of Primary Microplastics in Sand Filtration
2026 Journal of Environmental Engineering 0 citations
Spatiotemporal variation and occurrence of microplastics in two interconnected lakes of Himalayan region polluted by landfill leachate and laundries
2026 Journal of Hydrology 0 citations
Deciphering the source contribution of microplastics in the glaciers of the North-Western Himalayas
2025 Journal of Hazardous Materials 8 citations
Microplastic pollution in the glaciers, lakes, and rivers of the Hindu Kush Himalayas: Knowledge gaps and future perspectives
2025 The Science of The Total Environment 7 citations
Preventing Secondary Sources of Microplastics in the Environment
2025 1 citations
Mechanisms and Influencing Factors Making Agricultural Soil as a Sink for Microplastics
2025 0 citations
Understanding the Various Pathways of Microplastic Pollution in Freshwater Systems
2025 0 citations
Are we underestimating stormwater? Stormwater as a significant source of microplastics in surface waters
2024 Journal of Hazardous Materials 56 citations
Investigations on adsorptive removal of PVC microplastics from aqueous solutions using Pinus roxburghii–derived biochar
2024 Environmental Science and Pollution Research 8 citations
Microfiber pollution from Dhobi Ghats (open air laundry centers) and commercial laundries in a north Indian city.
2024 Environmental science and pollution research international 0 citations
Abundance and characteristics of microplastics in a freshwater river in northwestern Himalayas, India - Scenario of riverbank solid waste disposal sites
2023 The Science of The Total Environment 66 citations
Does drinking 1 L of water at public places in Kolkata (India) means ingesting three million microfibers? A commentary on "cost-effective remedial to microfiber pollution from wash effluent in Kolkata and Ranaghat".
2023 Chemosphere 0 citations
Microplastics in the environment: Interactions with microbes and chemical contaminants
2020 The Science of The Total Environment 417 citations