Circular Economy

In the quest to reduce the construction sector’s carbon footprint, researchers have turned to an unlikely ally: abaca fiber. A recent study published in the *E3S Web of Conferences* (translated as “Environmental Sciences and Sustainable Development W

In the quest for sustainable agriculture, researchers are turning to bio-based fertilizers (BBFs) as a promising alternative to traditional phosphate fertilizers, which rely on finite mineral resources. A recent study published in the journal *Luonno

In the quest for sustainable development, the construction industry faces a formidable challenge: how to accurately assess and report its environmental impact. A new study, led by Srinath Perera from Western Sydney University and published in the jou

In the bustling coastal waters of the Gulf of Mexico, where biodiversity thrives and petroleum operations are rife, a novel solution has emerged to tackle the persistent challenge of oil contamination. Researchers, led by Cintya Valerio-Cárdenas from

In the sun-scorched landscapes of Ceará, Brazil, a groundbreaking study is reshaping the way we think about green hydrogen production and water management. Luís Matheus Tavares Silva, a researcher from the Federal University of Ceará, has published a

In the heart of Indonesia’s nickel-rich landscapes, a technological shift is brewing, one that could redefine the country’s standing in the global energy and mineral extraction sectors. Trinanda Achmad Fauzi, a process engineering expert from PT Terr

In the heart of India, researchers are uncovering a hidden treasure within the often-overlooked waste of mining operations. Dr. Alok Prasad Das, a scientist from the Department of Life Sciences at Rama Devi Women’s University, is leading a charge to

In the heart of the Philippines, the Bicol River Basin (BRB) is facing an escalating threat: climate change-driven drought. This isn’t just an environmental concern; it’s a looming crisis for water security and community resilience, with significant

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Desalination and Water Treatment* (translated as *Desalination and Water Purification*), researchers have explored a novel approach to repurpose end-of-life seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) membranes

In the vast, interconnected world of maritime trade, the management of ballast water has emerged as a critical environmental and economic concern. A recent bibliometric review published in *Cleaner Water* (translated from Indonesian as “Cleaner Water