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Volume 23

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Global NEST Journal

ISSN numbers
1790-7632
2241-777X

Volume

Volume number
23
Publication year
2021

Analysis of the Classification of Type-2 Area in the Zoning of Environmental Noise Function

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Kai Su et al. View all

Environmental Management and Policies

The zoning of environmental noise function is aimed to provide a good acoustic environment for people. With the acceleration of China’s urbanization, the zoning of environmental noise function has been widely conducted across the country, and many first-and second-tier cities have even made multiple...

Area of environmental noise function Zoning +2 more

Waste management in urban environments: Insights of the citizens’ views in a densely populated municipality in Greece

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Corresponding author: Paraskevi Karanikola E-mail: pkaranik@fmenr.duth.gr, tel: +30 697 361 20 13 et al. View all

Solid Waste Management

Urbanization, industrialization and economic growth have considerable challenged the orientation of waste management policies and practices. Intrinsically, major concerns appear in urban environments, as they receive increased volumes of waste, which in turn pose threats for the environment and...

Waste management waste collection +5 more

Hydrochemical Fluxes in Rainfall, Throughfall, and Stemflow in Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica Plantation, northeast China

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Houcai Sheng et al. View all

Hydrology and water resources

Rainfall is one of the primary sources of chemical inputs in forest ecosystems, and the basis of forest nutrient cycling. Urban trees play an important role in the built environment, reducing the rainfall reaching the ground by rainfall interception. To explore the variations of nutrient cycling and...

urban forest aqueous fluxes +3 more

Screening on the sorption of emerging contaminants to polystyrene and polyethylene and use of coagulation – flocculation process for microplastics’ removal

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Olga Arvaniti et al. View all

Microplastics in water treatment: fate, toxicity assessment and removal technologies

In this study, preliminary experiments were conducted to investigate the sorption potential of different organic micropollutants to polystyrene and polyethylene and to examine the removal efficiency of these microplastics during coagulation experiments with iron and manganese coagulants. For the...

microplastics Water +4 more

Aeolian Dust Inputs in the Mediterranean and Black Sea Marine System

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Vasileios Kotinas et al. View all

Marine environment and coastal management

The aim of this paper is to estimate the amount of aeolian dust, deposited by dry and wet processes, that is deposited to the eleven marine regions of the Mediterranean-Black Sea Marine System (MBMS) and to compare it to the riverine influxes (i.e. suspended and dissolved sediment loads). This...

Marine Regions Sahara dust +2 more

Modeling for Mitigating Storm Water Unban Flooding and Water Quality Issues by Using Small Serial Dams: A Case Study of the City of San Angelo

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Tae Jin Kim et al. View all

Environmental data analysis and modelling

The City of San Angelo has been imposed on urban flooding and no-point source pollution and develop storm water monitoring and modeling project for managing these storm water issues. This study focuses on the stormwater peak flow reduction and water pollutant improvement by using small serial...

Best Management Practice Multiple Regression Equation +3 more

Endoglucanase Activity of Novel Aspergillus sydowii Isolate WIU-01 and Application for Hydrophyte Degradation

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>Zhenbin Wu et al. View all

Solid Waste Management

Many eutrophic lakes contain rapidly growing hydrophytes. Overgrown biomass is usually me-chanically harvested and thrown away, leading to resource waste and secondary environmental pollution. Microbial degradation is an economically and environmentally friendly approach for managing hydrophytic...

Cellulolytic fungus endoglucanase +3 more

Influence of fertilization systems to the soil inorganic compounds. Case study: monocul-tures of cereals, leguminous and oleaginous

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Emilian Mosnegutu et al. View all

Soil and groundwater contamination and remediation

The main objective of this article is to observe the variation of the content of inorganic compounds in the soil (cobalt, selenium, barium) under the influence of fertilization systems applied to different monocultures of cereals (wheat, corn), leguminous (peas) and oleaginous (sunflower). High...

inorganic compounds fertilization systems +1 more

Enhanced photocatalytic degradation of Remazol Black under visible light illumination through S doped TiO2 (S-TiO2) nanoparticles: Operational factors and kinetic study

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Endang Tri Wahyuni et al. View all

Water and Wastewater Treatment

The degradation of Remazol Black (RBB) by S-TiO2 photocatalyst was investigated. X-ray diffraction, fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, and UV-vis specular reflectance spectroscopy has been used to characterize S-TiO2. The results...

Kinetic photocatalyst +3 more

Removal efficiency of antibiotics from water through constructed wetlands, a review

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Xue Gang et al. View all

Water and Wastewater Treatment

Contamination in water bodies with antibiotics and resistance genes is becoming an increasing threat to global health. Overuse of antibiotics has become a serious ecological problem worldwide. There is growing concern that antibiotics are losing their effectiveness due to increased antibiotic...

Antibiotic contamination Biological Degradation +3 more