In a significant stride towards enhancing the circular economy, researchers have conducted an exhaustive review of environmental indicators used to assess industrial and urban symbiosis. The study, led by Benedikt Verkic from the Department of Anthro
In the heart of China’s arid northwestern region, a groundbreaking approach to combating soil salinization and water scarcity is taking root. Led by Mengting Qin of Ningxia University’s School of Civil and Hydraulic Engineering, a team of researchers
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In the quest for sustainable energy and clean water, scientists are turning to an innovative class of materials known as thin film nanocomposites (TFNs). These multifunctional materials are poised to revolutionize both the energy and water purificati
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In the arid landscapes of Irbid Governorate, Jordan, a groundbreaking study is paving the way for sustainable waste management and renewable energy solutions. Researchers, led by Shereen A. Abusmier from the Department of Land Management and Environm
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In a world grappling with water scarcity and climate change, a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Discover Sustainability* (translated from German as *Explore Sustainability*) offers a fresh perspective on water governance and sustainabil
In the shadow of towering mining operations, a silent, insidious pollutant lingers, often overlooked yet posing significant risks to ecosystems and human health. Polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, once widely used in mining applications, have left a
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In the heart of Ethiopia, where the undulating landscapes of Arba Minch stretch out under the vast African sky, a silent crisis is unfolding. Climate change is subtly reshaping the agricultural practices that have sustained communities for generation
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In the quest for sustainable food packaging solutions, a team of researchers from Universitas Gadjah Mada in Indonesia has made a significant stride. Led by Salsabila Aulia Firda from the Department of Chemical Engineering, the team has developed inn
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In the relentless pursuit of cleaner water, researchers are turning to innovative technologies to tackle persistent organic pollutants (POPs) that evade conventional treatment methods. A recent study published in the E3S Web of Conferences (translate
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In a significant stride toward more efficient water treatment technologies, researchers have developed advanced thin-film nanocomposite (TFN) membranes that could revolutionize industrial wastewater management. The study, led by Bassam A. Sweileh fro
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