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Volume

Volume number
26
Publication year
2024

Issues in this volume

Issue 10 (December)
Issue 9 (October)
Issue 8 (October)
Issue 7 (August)
Issue 6 (August)
Issue 5 (June)
Issue 4 (May)
Issue 3 (April)
Issue 2 (March)
Issue 1 (January)

Industrial co-agglomeration, green finance and urban carbon emission efficiency: Empirical evidence from Shandong province in China

by Fang S. Li W. Xu J. Li Q. Zhang Y. Wang C. Gong W. Zhang R.

Issue 7

Climate change

This study explores the impact of industrial co-agglomeration on urban carbon emission efficiency in Shandong Province from China during 2007 to 2020. The moderating effect model is constructed to explore the role green finance in the impact of industrial co-agglomeration on urban carbon emission...

Urban carbon emission efficiency Industrial co-agglomeration +3 more
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Carboxylic Acid-Assisted Leaching of Critical Elements from Coal Fly Ash: Experimental and Simulation Studies

by

Despina Pentari et al. View all

Issue 7

Circular Economy and Bioeconomy

Critical elements are essential in a variety of high-tech applications. In the context of the circular economy, demand has arisen for technologies that are able to recover high-tech metals from wastes and byproducts. The aim of the present study is to investigate the leaching potential of critical...

critical elements fly ash +5 more
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Investigating the possibility of producing compost enriched with plant residues and evaluating its effect on strawberry vegetative growth indices under drought stress

by Feizipour M. Fataei E. Khoramnejadian S.

Issue 7

Solid Waste Management

This research was conducted to investigate the possibility of producing compost from the residues of rapeseed, wheat, cucumber, and eggplant and evaluate the effect of biocompost produced and enriched with zinc and manganese on strawberry vegetative growth indices under drought stress. For this...

Biocompost Plant residues +3 more
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GC-MS profiling of organic pollutants and physicochemical, histological, microbiological analyses of water and fish samples from Canton Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) rivers

by Ibragic S. Djug S. Dizdar M. Topcagic A. Pilic S. Besta-Gajevic R. Nuic A. Gajevic M. Vesnic A. Sljuka S. Musovic A. Culum D.

Issue 7

Air pollution and health

Continuous monitoring of the water quality in Canton Sarajevo is one of the top priorities necessary for water management, pollution control and conservation efforts in the region. This study presents a comprehensive assessment of water quality in the interconnected river systems of Miljacka and...

Water quality organic pollutants +3 more
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Performance Evaluation of Sequential Batch Biofilm Reactor for the treatment of Grey Water

by Priya V.S. Khanam N. Wakil A. Asjath M. Nagaraj M.

Issue 7

Water and wastewater treatment and reuse

The performance of a Sequential Batch Biofilm Reactor (SBBR) for the treatment of grey water was evaluated using two different bio-carries under different aeration duration. Two biofilm carriers such as fujino spiral and loofah sponge was used for biofilm formation in the reactor. The study...

Biofilm carrier fujino spiral +5 more
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Spatial characteristic of carbon emission intensity under "dual carbon" targets: Evidence from China

by Zeng G. Guo Y. Nie S. Liu K. Cao Y. Chen L. Ren D. Zhang J. Yan B.

Issue 7

Air pollution and health

Reducing carbon emissions is one of the important ways to achieve the goal of "dual carbon". Taking carbon emission intensity as the research object, this paper analyzes the spatial effects of carbon emission intensity at provincial level in China during 2005-2022 by kaya extended model, standard...

Carbon emission intensity Extended Kaya model +3 more
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Photocatalytic performance of Co3O4/Na-Alginate nanocomposite for the dynamic removal of direct red 31 dye: Degradation and mechanical pathways

by Naz S. Kiran S. Gulzar T. Farooq T.

Issue 7

Nanomaterials in the environment: applications and effects

This study examines the use of Co3O4 nanocomposite as a photo-catalyst in aqueous solution for photocatalytic degradation of dyes under UV. It has been observed that substrate concentrations, catalyst, pH, oxidant present and temperature, effect on dye degradation. The characterization of...

Co-precipitation Co3O4/Na-Alginate nanocomposite +4 more
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Research on the impact of digital inclusive finance development on carbon emissions—Based on the double fixed effects model

by Wang Z. Ma S.

Issue 7

Environmental Management and Policies

With the accelerated global warming and the continuous rise of sea level, drastically reducing carbon emissions has gradually become a necessary action for major industrialized countries. Based on the panel data of Chinese cities from 2011 to 2022, this paper empirically examines the heterogeneous...

carbon emission digital finance +2 more
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Exploring the novel environmentally friendly dye degradation mechanism of NiO-Polypyrrole polymer nanocomposites in degrading the organic pollutants under sunlight

by Arul Raja R. Reddy G B.

Issue 6

Water and wastewater treatment and reuse

According to estimates, around 15-50% of textile dyes fail to adhere to the fabric during the dyeing process, resulting in their discharge into wastewater. This wastewater is often used for agricultural irrigation in impoverished nations which harms plant germination and development. In this study...

Dye Degradation hydrothermal +1 more
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Enhancing the European Space Agency’s Climate Change Initiative Soil Moisture Product over China

by Wang Y. Zuo T. Xing F. Hu Y. Cui T. Wu J. Shen X. Wang S. Xiao Q.

Issue 6

Environmental management and policy

Soil moisture heavily influences the energy exchange between land and the atmosphere, and it plays an important role in ecological systems. Quantitatively acquiring soil moisture information is important for agricultural production, ecological protection and other processes. The current range of...

Soil moisture Performance improvement +6 more
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