Phytoremediation: Exploring Opportunity in Bangladesh

Using plants to eliminate, break down, or confine environmental pollutants is a technique known as phytoremediation, which is both economical and environmentally beneficial. As a natural and sustainable restoration approach, it has benefits over traditional techniques, including lower costs, less environmental impact, and long-term use. This review focuses on the many processes of phytoremediation, how they work with flora, how well they work with fauna to remove different kinds of contaminants, and the challenges involved in putting them into practice. The study also addresses the potential of phytoremediation research in Bangladesh and throughout the world, as well as its possible application in upcoming environmental restoration initiatives. Gaining insight into such interactions can help advance sustainable environmental restoration initiatives and enhance phytoremediation approaches.