Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly Approaches for Eliminating Alizarin Red S from Contaminated Water Using Hydroxyfluorapatite-Based BiomaterialsAbstract This study investigated the use of new bioadsorbent the Hydroxyfluorapatite (Ca10(PO4)6OH1.75F0.25, HFA) to eliminate Alizarin Red S (ARS), a harmful water pollutant. Initial batch test [...] 136 385 |
Restoring the Resilience of Water-Energy-Food Nexus Based on Desalination through Biomass Management: Case Study West Mani, Greeceby
G.-Fivos Sargentis
,
Sofian Baroudi
,
Marios-Athanasios Angelidis
,
Ilias Arvanitidis
,
Nikos Mamassis
and
Romanos Ioannidis
Abstract Mediterranean regions like West Mani, Greece, face escalating water scarcity exacerbated by climate variability and seasonal tourism peaks, straining the water-energy-food (WEF) nexus. Olive cultivation, central to the region’s economy and culture, generates substantial underutilized biomass residue [...] 532 1780 |
Hydroclimatic Variability and Precipitation Extremes in Sindh under a Changing ClimateAbstract Sindh Province, Pakistan, is highly vulnerable to hydroclimatic extremes, necessitating a detailed understanding of its precipitation patterns for effective water management. This study assesses spatiotemporal precipitation dynamics across Sindh from 2001 to 2024 by integrating satellite-based CHIRP [...] 509 1563 |
Characterization of Drought Severity Using GRACE and TerraClimate Dataset in the Rift Valley Basin, EthiopiaAbstract Characterizing drought severity using GRACE and TerraClimate datasets is globally important because it enables consistent, large-scale monitoring of both surface and subsurface water availability across data-scarce regions. This integrated perspective supports improved drought assessment, climate ch [...] 551 1679 |
Contribution of Solar Energy to Buildings’ Energy Demands: A Reviewby
Kamal A. R. Ismail
,
Fatima A. M. Lino
,
Mohamed Teggar
,
Abdelghani Laouer
,
Pedro L. O. Machado
,
Felipe M. Biglia
and
Thiago A. Alves
Abstract Buildings account for a significant portion of global energy consumption, estimated at 30-40%, and also contribute to greenhouse gas emissions. Energy consumption in a building is mainly thermal (natural gas) and electrical. This energy is usually used for heating water, cooking, illumination, venti [...] 888 2743 |
Acknowledgment to Reviewers of Advances in Environmental and Engineering Research in 2025Abstract The editors of Advances in Environmental and Engineering Research would like to express their sincere gratitude to the following reviewers for assessing manuscripts in 2025. We greatly appreciate the contribution of expert reviewers, which is crucial to the journal's editorial p [...] 597 1295 |
Biochar and Circular Economy Approaches in Environmental SustainabilityAbstract The rising concerns of soil erosion, organic waste generation and global warming have shown the need to address them through multifaceted methods that transcend conventional linear models of resource utilization. Circular economy is a regenerative model that is anchored on caring about waste valoris [...] 724 2032 |
Environmental Risk Assessment of Antiretrovirals Consumed in Belo Horizonte, BrazilAbstract The development and utilization of pharmaceuticals, notably antiretrovirals (ARVs), have significantly enhanced both human quality of life and life expectancy. Nevertheless, the excretion of these compounds into aquatic environments, often exacerbated by inadequate sanitation infrastructure, poses c [...] 752 2403 |
GHG Emissions Management in Urban Areas by Interactive Road Traffic Control: Application of Artificial IntelligenceAbstract The rising pollution levels in congested urban areas pose a serious threat to human health. Many solutions have been proposed to control and reduce gas emissions from road traffic, with results that are not entirely satisfactory. The adoption of new techniques and methodologies for early detection o [...] 599 2267 |
Cultural Cells: A Circular Economy-Driven Blueprint for Creative Tourism and Regional Revitalization in GreeceAbstract This study proposes a novel creative tourism model integrating artistic creation with circular economy principles to foster regional revitalization in North Euboea, Greece. Employing a case study approach, it develops the concept of “Cultural Cells”—dedicated hubs for artists and art students specia [...] 1028 4292 |
Comparative Analysis of Healthcare Waste Legislation: Alignment and Discrepancies between Federal, State, and Municipal Regulationsby
Isadora Muller de Oliveira
,
Letícia Caroline de Oliveira Vital
,
Izabela de Siqueira Reis Regueira
and
Marcos Paulo Gomes Mol
Abstract The management of healthcare waste (HCW) presents a significant environmental and public health challenge, aggravated by gaps in current Brazilian federal regulations. This study provides a comprehensive analysis of specific state and municipal legislation on HCW, comparing it with ANVISA Resolution [...] 1533 7583 |
Applications of Generative Large Language Models in Environmental Science: A Systematic Reviewby
Masoume M. Raeissi
and
Rob Knapen
Abstract Environmental science addresses critical global challenges, including climate change, biodiversity loss, and sustainability. These complex topics generate a vast amount of both structured and unstructured data, from remote sensing output [...] 2322 11355 |
Evidence-Based Rapid Review of Clean Cooking: Lessons for Nigeria and Other Developing EconomiesAbstract Biomass-fuel use by over 2 billion of the world’s population contributes to their poor respiratory health and climate change. This paper traces the history of clean cooking and explores strategies for its sustained adoption in developing countries, such as Nigeria, drawing on global lesson [...] 1859 11002 |
Treatment of Contaminated Water Collected from River Getsi Using Enhanced Natural Coagulant Prepared from Chrysophyllum Albidium Seedsby
Paul Ocheje Ameh
,
Joseph Ameh
,
Amina Bello Mahmoud
,
Adabiyya Rabiu Shuaib
,
Aroh Augustina Oyibo
,
Fadeyi Sulayman Olusola
,
Isaiah Blessing Imeh
,
Egbe Hope Thankgod
,
Ajagbonna Damilola Lilian
and
Bitrus Nehemiah
Abstract The high cost of chemical coagulants for water treatment leads most people in rural communities to resort to readily available surface water, which is usually of low quality, exposing them to various waterborne diseases. It is in this light, that research was conducted to assess the effectiveness of [...] 1019 4099 |
Air Pollution Control Engineering in Urban and Congested AreasAbstract The study aims to evaluate the progressive increase in energy systems pollutant emissions due to the efficiency loss and continuous deterioration in the energy conversion process. The paper analyzes the GHG, nitrous oxide, sulfur dioxide, and fine particle emissions from vehicles, residential and co [...] 980 4121 |
Comparison of Compressed Air Flow Measurement Techniques for Industrial Energy Efficiency EnhancementAbstract Across the industrial sector, compressed air is utilized as an easy-to-use and readily accessible tool in a variety of applications. This tool is commonly misunderstood as being more efficient than it is in reality. Air compression is energy intensive and thus both economically and environmentally c [...] 1342 8325 |
The Intra-Institutional Waste Management in Montevideo Healthcare CentersAbstract Healthcare Waste (HCW) management is a pressing challenge in Latin America, where insufficient regulatory enforcement, poor segregation practices, and the lack of accurate generation data hinder sustainable waste management. This study presents a methodological proposal for the internal management o [...] 1095 6496 |
An Overview of the Hydrocarbon Sector in India for Carbon Capture ScopeAbstract The hydrocarbon sector in India plays a pivotal role in the country's energy landscape, encompassing exploration, production, refining, and distribution activities. This abstract provides a concise overview of the sector's current status, challenges, and prospects. India's hy [...] 1426 9946 |
Analysis of Global Scientific Production on Health Service Waste through Bibliometric and Scientometric Indicatorsby
Flávio Leôncio Guedes
,
Alana Danielle de Andrade Azevedo Costa
,
Clezianny Freire Silva
,
Thamirys Suelle da Silva
,
Rhaldney Felipe de Santana
,
Marcone Marcelino da Silva
and
Antonio Italcy de Oliveira Júnior
Abstract Inadequate management of healthcare waste represents a significant challenge to public health and the environment. This study aims to analyze global scientific production on healthcare waste using bibliometric and scientometric indicators, providing a comprehensive overview of research trends and ar [...] 1100 4840 |
Utilizing Machine Learning to Map Aquatic Weed Yields for Biochar Production: A Case Study in the Bangweulu Wetlands, ZambiaAbstract Aquatic weeds present significant ecological and socio-economic challenges in the Bangweulu Wetlands of northern Zambia, where their proliferation disrupts aquatic ecosystems, impedes fishing activities, and affects local livelihoods. Despite these challenges, aquatic weeds also offer a unique oppor [...] 1188 5602 |
Hydrochemical Characteristics of Groundwater in the Mutoshi Deposit Environment, Kolwezi (Lualaba, DR Congo)Abstract This study examines the hydrochemical characteristics of groundwater in the Mutoshi mining environment in Kolwezi, Democratic Republic of Congo, addressing gaps in understanding the impact of mining on water quality. Despite the DRC's vast water resources, only 26% of the urban population has access [...] 1207 7975 |
Assessment of the Main Elements for a Healthcare Waste Management System Using Analytical Hierarchical Processby
Fabiana Cristina Lima Barbosa
,
Ana Carolina Teles de Aquino
,
Marcos Paulo Gomes Mol
and
Raphael Tobias de Vasconcelos Barros
Abstract When addressing Healthcare Waste Management (HCWM), numerous factors play a crucial role in ensuring its safety and environmentally responsible handling within institutional processes. Recognizing this imperative, this study employed the Analytical Hierarchical Process (AHP) methodology to establish [...] 1199 6998 |
Sustainable Alternatives for Energy Generation and Food Production in Brazilby
Fatima A. M. Lino
,
Kamal A. R. Ismail
,
Waldir A. Bizzo
,
Lucas A. N. da Silva
and
João P. S. Veiga
Abstract Urbanization driven by industrialization and population growth amplifies food consumption and reinforces the need for more fuels and energy. However, the expansion of biofuels can impose risks on long-term food security. This paper examines potential alternative crops for energy generation and food [...] 1619 9450 |
Enhancing Biodiversity Education and Outreach for Conservation Awareness and Environmental StewardshipAbstract Biodiversity—the rich variety of life on Earth—is essential for ecosystem stability and resilience, which, in turn, supports human well-being. However, human activities, such as habitat destruction, pollution, overexploitation, and climate change, are placing unprecedented pressures on global biodiv [...] 1946 11764 |
An Analysis of Thermal Comfort in a School’s Outdoor Space: A Case Study of a Typical School, Dubai, UAEAbstract Outdoor school spaces are significant, as they provide great opportunities for outdoor exploration, leading to the overall enhancement of a student’s well-being. This paper analyzes the outdoor school spaces in Dubai to optimize them and ensure their thermal comfort. To achieve this aim, using a mix [...] 1188 11034 |
Development of a Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment Framework for Hemp-Based Building Materials in AustraliaAbstract The construction industry, a cornerstone of global economic and social progress, is under increasing pressure to adopt sustainable practices due to its significant environmental footprint. Industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) has gained attention as a renewable material for buil [...] 1442 10185 |
Wind Turbines for Decarbonization and Energy Transition of Buildings and Urban Areas: A Reviewby
Kamal A. R. Ismail
,
Fatima A. M. Lino
,
Pedro A. A. Baracat
,
Odenir de Almeida
,
Mohamed Teggar
and
Abdelghani Laouer
Abstract The recent tendencies of drastic variations of environmental conditions, inundations, severe winds, and gusts besides heavy and unexpected long-duration rains showed the world an image of what could happen if emissions and global warming are not adequately controlled. Implementing new energy solutio [...] 1667 21625 |
Physical Education: Equity of Learning and Social Inclusion for Blind Studentsby
Brizeida Hernández Sánchez
,
Massiel Coronado-Morán
,
Greisy González-Cedeño
and
Tancredi Pascucci
Abstract Equity in the educational system is crucial to addressing the needs of all students without distinction, from their initial access to education through to graduation. Achieving equity requires implementing reasonable adjustments to ensure that all students can attend classes, actively participate, a [...] 1388 6919 |
The Remediation of Hexavalent Chromium Using Orange Peel Biosorbent from Industrial EffluentsAbstract One major cause of aquatic pollution is the accumulation of heavy metal ions. This study shows the biosorption properties of orange peel for removing chromium (CrVI) from industrial wastewater at a laboratory scale. This study focused on the biosorption of CrVI
1127 7214 |
Community Empowerment in Peri-Urban Areas through Solar Technologies: A Case Study in Central Mexicoby
Diana Eréndira Lara-Llanderal
,
Juan Carlos Castro Dominguez
and
Karla Graciela Cedano Villavicencio
Abstract This article explores a strategy to empower vulnerable communities by transferring solar technology as a path to energy justice development. The proposed methodology is based on preliminary research on energy uses according to the needs, practices, and customs of the communities. The study focuses o [...] 1427 9197 |
Carbon Footprint Assessment Initiative and Trees Role in Reducing EmissionsAbstract Given the present emphasis on climate change and CO2 emissions, it is crucial to have specific guidelines to determine and mitigate carbon footprints. The following paper seeks to estimate the carbon emissions in kg of carbon dioxide equivalent from activities at Uniza Technic [...] 1127 6650 |
Assessment of Heavy Metal Contamination on Road Dust: A Case Study of Khulna Cityby
Mamun Mahmud
and
Md. Mujahid Hasan
Abstract The concentration of heavy metals in road dust poses significant risks to human health and the environment. This study investigates the characteristics of road dust, focusing on the contamination level of heavy metals like lead (Pb), iron (Fe), and arsenic (As). Road dust samples were collected from [...] 1524 9844 |
On the Relation between Overwater Friction Velocity and the Wind Speed During Tropical Cyclonesby
Shih-Ang Hsu
Abstract In the realm of marine meteorology, physical oceanography, and coastal and ocean engineering, the wind-stress across the air-sea interface plays a dominant role. However, under tropical cyclone conditions, there is no consensus for the formulation of the drag coefficient, C
884 5571 |
The Bio Steel Cycle Meets Indoor Farming - CCUS with the SusCiP Principle in AgricultureAbstract The World climate is changing, with a great impact on global food production systems. Extreme weather events, floods, wildfires and draughts are phenomena of disrupted previously stable natural weather patterns, which are vital for crop production and animal husbandry alike. Most of the World’s food [...] 1087 5728 |
Research on the Whole Life Cycle Assessment of Automobile Instrument Cross Beam Based on LightweightAbstract To study the environmental impact of automobile components, life cycle assessment (LCA) is adopted to study the environmental impact of instrument cross beams made of steel and magnesium alloy crossbeams. Comparative environmental impact analyses of both instrument crossbeams are conducted through p [...] 1035 6691 |
Winter Cover Crops: Relationship between Photosynthetically Active Radiation Interception and Weed Number and ProductivityAbstract The aim of this work was to determine the photosynthetically active radiation interception (iPAR) during the cover crop (CC) growth cycle, the number and aerial dry matter (ADM) of weeds, and productivity in the following soybean and maize rotation crop. To do this, experiments with CC were performe [...] 810 4618 |
Sustainable Water Management Using Rainfall-Runoff Modelling in Rift Valley Basin, East AfricaAbstract Managing water resources offers crucial information about the availability of water supplied from catchments into water bodies, which plays a vital role in water resource engineering. However, due to changes in the global climate, hydrological modeling of river catchments is critically crucial for s [...] 1264 9435 |
Acknowledgment to Reviewers of Advances in Environmental and Engineering Research in 2024Abstract The editors of Advances in Environmental and Engineering Research would like to express their sincere gratitude to the following reviewers for assessing manuscripts in 2024. We greatly appreciate the contribution of expert reviewers, which is crucial to the journal's editorial p [...] 554 3027 |
The Nexus between Energy Poverty and Environmental Change in ZimbabweAbstract Over the years, energy poverty has been seen as a major struggle in Zimbabwe and globally. This paper tries to find the relationship between energy poverty and environmental change. Ecological footprint represents a degradation in this paper. The findings showed an insignificant relationship between [...] 1637 8676 |
FlowingLife: AI Enhancing Environmental and Economic Benefits for Aquatic Ecosystems Based on Optimizing Altered Flow Regimesby
Hatem Al-Dois
,
Farhan Nashwan
,
Neil J Rowan
,
Amnnah Alhabeeb Shoushan
,
Niall O’Brolchain
and
Saeed Hamood Alsamhi
Abstract This proposed FlowingLife framework addresses the challenges of optimizing altered flow regimes in Irish plans and programs to improve Irish aquatic ecosystems' economic and environmental outcomes. The framework uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to revolutionize flow regime management and [...] 959 4903 |
Trace Elements Spatial Distribution in the Groundwater near the Subarnarekha River Basin - Jamshedpur, IndiaAbstract The present study assessed the spatial distribution of trace elements in the groundwater near the Subarnarekha River Basin - Jamshedpur, India. Half of this city's water need (48.11%) relies on groundwater resources. GIS-based maps were constructed using ArcGIS 10.3 software to describe the spatial [...] 965 5358 |
Energy Policy Scenarios for Carbon Emissions in Road Passenger Transport in Austria up to 2050Abstract The transport sector accounts for approximately 25% of CO2-emissions in the EU and Austria, primarily due to passenger car transport powered by fossil fuels. Replacing conventional cars with sustainable alternatives is crucial for reducing emissions, improving air quality, and [...] 1120 14123 |
Energy Self-Sufficiency in Rural Areas; Case Study: North Euboea, Greeceby
G.-Fivos Sargentis
,
Romanos Ioannidis
,
Panayiotis Dimitriadis
,
Nikolaos Malamos
,
Olga Lyra
,
Olga Kitsou
,
Matina Kougkia
,
Nikos Mamassis
and
Demetris Koutsoyiannis
Abstract The modern globalized civilization is sustained by interactions, trade, the transportation of goods, and energy. Energy self-sufficiency is crucial in rural and disaster-prone areas like North Euboea because dependence on external energy supplies can leave regions vulnerable to supply chain disrupti [...] 1009 7937 |
Recent Developments in the Application of Gallus domesticus Eggshells for the Biosorption of Dyes and Heavy MetalsAbstract Global efforts to develop low-cost solutions for the treatment of contaminants in wastewater continue unabated. The conversion of eggshells, a waste material, into a high-value product can be economical and environmentally sustainable. The recent developments in applying eggshells towards the biosor [...] 1163 11231 |
From Killer to Solution: Evaluating Bioremediation Strategies on Microbial Diversity in Crude Oil-Contaminated Soil over Three to Six Months in Port Harcourt, NigeriaAbstract The study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of various bioremediation approaches on microbial diversity in crude oil-contaminated soil over three to six months in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. The objective was to assess the impact of different bioremediation strategies on microbial populations, particularly [...] 1774 12566 |
Challenges of Applying Circular Economy in Agricultural Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Kurdistan Province, IranAbstract Current production and distribution models in agriculture primarily operate based on the 'linear economy' approach. This means that after the exploitation of natural resources and the production of the final product, a significant portion of these resources and products, now contaminated or turned i [...] 1620 8486 |
Comparative Study on the Applicability of Solid Waste Treatment by Fixed Grate and Fluidized Bed Incinerators: A Bibliometric Reviewby
Ana Teresa Rodrigues de Sousa
,
Gustavo Coxev Wolski
,
Max Filipe Silva Gonçalves
and
Marcos Paulo Gomes Mol
Abstract Using thermal treatment in the waste management process has advantages such as reducing volume and the possibility of energy recovery. There are several incineration technologies with different characteristics and potential. Incineration, however, requires efficient environmental control to reduce a [...] 1806 10655 |
Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning Models and Explainable Artificial Intelligence for Predicting Wastewater Treatment Plant Variablesby
Fuad Bin Nasir
and
Jin Li
Abstract Increasing urban wastewater and rigorous discharge regulations pose significant challenges for wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) to meet regulatory compliance while minimizing operational costs. This study explores the application of several machine learning (ML) models specifically, Artificial Neu [...] 1903 13226 |
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