Emission free electricity generation source has become the trivial necessity for sustenance on planet Earth. Nuclear energy can fulfil this need balancing our thirst for energy with reduced waste generation. Even this least waste generated can emerge as a bliss taking heavy toll if left without proper management. Many processing employed conventionally for reprocessing over years. Biosorption of Nuclear waste is expected to bring a silver lining. This work outlines the techniques employed by researchers in this field reviewing the algae adsorbent making methodology and procedure employed in using it for adsorption of Strontium that constitutes one of the most critical components of radioactive waste. Use the "Insert Citation" button to add citations to this document.