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Advances in Environmental and Engineering Research , Volume 6 , Issue 3 (2025)
Pages: 100
Published: October 2025
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Cover Story: This systematic review explores how Large Language Models (LLMs) are advancing environmental science by enhancing knowledge extraction and synthesis across domains, especially climate research. It identifies key applications, trends, and challenges, mapping current progress and outlining future research directions to support data-driven environmental decision-making and sustainable innovation. View this paper
Volume 6,Issue 3
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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 to policy documents, guidelines, and scientific literature. Effectively processing and utilizing this information is essential for advancing research [...] |
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 lessons from past successes and failures. This study employed a rapid review methodology to synthesize evidence and inform decision-making on the adoption of clean cooking. The research was guided by a cent [...] |
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 a cheap enhanced natural coagulant prepared from Chrysophyllum albidium seeds for the treatment of contaminated water sampled from River Getsi, which serves as a source of potable [...] |
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 commercial heating systems, public buildings, health centers, and industrial conglomerates, with the servicing time and degradation level. The analysis applies to various emitting gases or small particl [...] |