Unlocking Green Oxygen's Potential for Planetary Carbon Management
Held M.
This article explores the role of green oxygen in planetary carbon management strategies. It discusses potential applications and benefits.
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Held M.
This article explores the role of green oxygen in planetary carbon management strategies. It discusses potential applications and benefits.
Dereje Gasheye, Semaigzer Ayalew, Desalegn Getnet +1
This study examines the relationship between fallow period length (2–20 years) and biomass carbon stocks in shifting cultivation systems in Ethiopia. Longer fallow periods significantly increase carbon storage, with the oldest fallow (17–20…
Pakawan Kamonchaivanich, Methinee Wongwanich Rumpagaporn, Chintana Kanjanavisut
This study develops a competency-based practice guidebook for climate change mitigation in the oleochemical value chain. Using a sequential mixed-methods design including surveys and expert validation, the guidebook was found to be highly s…
Suraj Rajaram Nalawade, Shreya Bhalchandra Joshi, Misbah Fayyaj Sutar
This paper explores three integrated strategies for improving urban air quality: clean energy, active mobility, and nature-based solutions. Through a systematic literature review and simulation modeling, it evaluates each strategy across co…
Yiwen Zhou, Yuli Zeng, Siyu Wang +7
This empirical study shows that treated sewage discharge reduces net greenhouse gas emissions from polluted urban rivers, highlighting a climate co-benefit of wastewater treatment.
Petra Cajnko, Robert Repnik, Matej Mencinger +1
This study examines sustainability competence in physics and mathematics curricula at the University of Maribor. Graduates report confidence in critical thinking and problem-solving, but fewer than a third feel informed about energy policie…
Yuelin Ren, Xuemin Zhang, Huantao Liang +1
This study analyzes configurational paths to enhance digital innovation capability in food supply chain SMEs within the context of sustainable food systems. Using grounded theory and fsQCA, it identifies six factors and finds three effectiv…
Xiaomeng Han, Shihao Wang, Zhen Zhou +4
This study uses machine learning (RF, XGBoost) and Pareto optimization to optimize unfired bricks containing drinking water treatment sludge. The optimal sample achieved 15.08 MPa compressive strength with negative cost (-2.4 RMB). SHAP ana…
Ingrid Iovana Burgos Espinoza, J. Alcaraz, Alfonso Jesús Gil López +1
This study uses PLS-SEM to examine how moral and subjective norms mediate the relationship between environmental knowledge and attitudes toward green energy, based on a survey of engineers and engineering students in Mexico. Results show th…
Tomás Samaniego, Yuri G. Arévalo-Aranda, Wendy E. Pérez +6
This study demonstrates that organomineral fertilization from chicken manure improves nutrient use efficiency and reduces GHG emissions in maize cultivation. It suggests a sustainable agricultural practice by recycling organic waste.
Patrick K.C. Pow, Rachhpal S. Jassal, Mark S. Johnson +3
This study investigates the net greenhouse gas balance of an intensively managed forage crop in the Lower Fraser Valley, Canada. It quantifies emissions and removals, providing insights into the climate impact of agricultural practices.
Fei-fei Liu, Hao-yu Wang, Yu-xue Zhang +2
This study examines sulfur-enhanced vertical flow constructed wetlands for mariculture wastewater treatment, evaluating nitrogen removal and greenhouse gas mitigation under varying C/N ratios. It elucidates microbial mechanisms where sulfur…
Stephan Bose-O’Reilly, Stefan Rakete, Philip J. Landrigan +14
This review synthesizes evidence from the 2025 Munich Toxic Metals Symposium on health risks from toxic metals (lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, manganese) released during the extraction, processing, and recycling of critical minerals for g…
Elmahdi Machrouh
This systematic review examines barriers and drivers of the transition to a circular economy (CE) using PRISMA protocol. From 93 Scopus articles (2019-2025), 21 were selected and analyzed. Barriers and drivers are categorized into seven dim…
Yi Tao, Zhen Gao, Zhiao Zhu +6
This paper reviews Rydberg atomic receivers (RAREs) for 6G wireless communication and sensing, focusing on their potential for net-zero carbon goals. It presents the first experimental verification of RARE-based OFDM transmission and explor…
Akinsola Akinmulegun, Adeyemi Adesina
This experimental study investigates the performance of low-carbon cementitious mortars based on slag and metakaolin, modified with carbon nanotubes, graphene, and colloidal silica. It evaluates the effects of these nanomaterials on mechani…
Dongyang Jia, Changming Li, Shoukai Chen +3
Investigates how a low-carbon activated carbonate-based mineral additive improves fiber-matrix interface and mechanical properties of cement composites. However, it is not directly related to carbon accounting or disclosure.
Bayindir-Gümüş A.
This paper quantitatively compares the environmental impacts (greenhouse gas emissions, water footprint, land use) of plant-based substitutes versus conventional ingredients in world cuisine recipes. Findings suggest that substitution gener…
D. Jacob, I. Jacob, K. Udofia +6
This paper proposes a blockchain-based Trails-to-Tokens (T2T) model to address trust deficits and financial opacity in protected recreation landscapes. Drawing on empirical data from African protected areas, it uses smart contracts for auto…
Alon Shepon, Tamar Makov, David L. Katz +1
This study evaluates the environmental impact of the 2025-2030 U.S. Dietary Guidelines. The guidelines recommend avoiding ultraprocessed foods and increasing animal-based protein, which could increase GHG emissions, land use, and nitrogen f…
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