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Environmental Science and Sustainable Development
ISSN 2357-0849 · IEREK Press · 199 artikel di indeks
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Bibliometric Analysis on Digital Tools for Project Delivery in Construction Management
In recent years, the construction industry has undergone a significant transformation, primarily driven by the adoption of digital tools to enhance project delivery and efficiency and ensure sustainability. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of literature from 2015 to 2025 on digital tools…
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Environmental Pressures and Policy Responses on the Lycian Way
The Mediterranean and Anatolian regions serve as a crossroads for civilizations, representing a dynamic intersection of cultural, ecological, and political systems. The Lycian Way, a 540-kilometer cultural route along Türkiye’s southern coast, embodies this heritage by connecting ancient cities…
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Thermal Inertia and Seasonal Energy Performance of CLT Office Buildings in Japan
Improving building energy flexibility and reducing peak demand are critical challenges in energy systems, particularly in regions experiencing supply constraints. Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) buildings, due to their thermal inertia, offer potential for enhancing energy efficiency and supporting…
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Analysis of Kosovo's European Integration Path in Chapter 27
Since its liberation in 1999 and the declaration of independence in 2008, the Republic of Kosovo has consistently expressed its aspiration to join the European Union, a goal officially endorsed by all governments. However, the EU integration process requires not only political commitment but also…
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Trends in Postmodern Landscape Creations
This study aims to explore the notion of landscape by analyzing its various spatial and aesthetic expressions through the lens of two postmodern architectural trends: deconstructivism and parametricism. From a theoretical standpoint, these two movements oppose the rigidity of modernism while…
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Circularity in Concrete Construction
The construction industry accounts for 33% of the global emissions of greenhouse gases and makes use of a whopping 40% of global resources. In addition, statistics reveal that over 10 billion tons of construction waste are produced yearly worldwide. It is therefore essential to promote circular…
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Fiscal Policies for the Energy Transition of Italian Residential Heritage
Among all fiscal incentives, the Italian “SuperEcobonus” has been the most polarizing in recent public debate. Several analyses have pointed out its contradictions and criticalities, both as a tool for revitalizing the national economy and as a means of combating climate change. On the one hand…
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Living Edges
Urban sprawl continues to intensify ecological fragmentation, carbon emissions, infrastructure inefficiencies, and socio-spatial inequalities across metropolitan regions. Greenbelts have historically functioned as regulatory containment tools designed to limit outward expansion and preserve open…
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Life Cycle Impact Assessment for Steel Slag Aggregates Production in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Steel slag aggregates (SSA) offer a potential route for reducing reliance on natural aggregates (NA) and diverting steelmaking by-products from landfill. However, facility-specific life cycle data for SSA production in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, remain limited. This study quantifies the…
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The Effect of Natural Sounds on Stress Recovery
Psychological stress is widespread in urban populations, and soundscape-based interventions may offer a low-cost way to support recovery. This study presented a controlled dataset linking perceived restorativeness with cardiac autonomic responses during post-stress recovery under different natural…
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Adaptive Conservation Strategies for Butrint's In-Situ Mosaics
In a still unspoilt corner of Albania's coast, the WHS of Butrint is a unique combination of nature and art surrounded by a lake connected by a canal to the sea. The abundance of spring waters with healing properties decreed the success of its foundation, while the later difficulties in defending…
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Sustainability, Development, and Financial Performance of Banks in the United Kingdom
Sustainable development, driven by responsibility toward the planet and society, has become a central focus across sectors. In response, the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework has emerged as a key approach to evaluating corporate sustainability performance. While extensive…
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Mutual Adaptation in Adaptive Reuse Practice: The Case of Borgo Monteruga And The Apulian Olive Cultural Landscape
This contribution presents the case study of the adaptation of Borgo Monteruga, a strategic and synergistic adaptive reuse project that follows a mutual adaptation approach for both an architectural asset and a cultural and productive landscape. Current environmental and energy challenges the…
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The Case of Belmonte Calabro and Its Role in Crossing Cultures: A Collaborative Approach to Sustainable Development
This paper reviews Crossing Cultures, a design by practice research project based in Belmonte Calabro, Italy. Consisting of ethnographic action-based research, it employs an inductive and deductive approach, which has developed a model for rural revitalisation through university engagement. Since…
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Art, Biophilia, and Environmental Engagement: Promoting Community Resilience and Pro-Environmental Behaviors
This article explores the relationship between art and emotional well-being through the project "Biophilia and Art: Jungles and Forests", a pictorial work made by Duván López. The research assesses how an art exhibition influences the levels of eco-anxiety and solastalgia, as well as the emotional…
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House of the Future: Designing a Net-Zero Energy Housing Archetype for Emirati Families
This paper documents the design of a concrete 3D-printed net-zero energy housing archetype in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The net-zero energy target was achieved by combining active and passive design strategies, such as cross-ventilation, improved thermal performance of the building envelope…
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Evaluation of Glucose-Infused Ceramic Separators in Microbial Fuel Cells
Recently, global energy demand has been increasing. Most of the energy is produced from fossil fuels. Since fossil fuels are finite and produce greenhouse gases during energy creation, alternatives are needed. Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) are a promising source of renewable energy. These cells…
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Technologies for Resource-Efficient Recycling of End-of-Life Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Panels
Global PV installations recently crossed the terawatt scale. The growth of photovoltaic (PV) installations is an important and desirable element in generating clean electricity and combating climate change. However, after the end of their useful life, the PV panels would also lead to the generation…
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Carbon Balance in the Production of Biomass in Degraded Pasture Areas for the Concession of Incentive to Biofuels in Brazil
Using sugarcane biomass for the production of biofuels is an effective approach to address the issue of climate change. Increasing carbon sequestration in the soil requires changes in land use. The choice of degraded pasture areas located in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil, for assessing the…
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A.I. and the rewiring of Madrid: Narratives of Water, Energy, and the Built World
This paper is structured as an instrumental case study assessing the impacts of the incorporation of AI platforms within the iterative design process of a fifth-year undergraduate architectural studio. The topic of focus for the studio was the rewiring of energy and water infrastructures within the…