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Environmental Challenges
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ISSN 2667-0100 · Elsevier · 1.609 artikel di indeks
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Facing climate change complexity: microclimate and distribution range dynamics revealed by long-term monitoring of the kaiser mountain newt (Neurergus kaiseri) in Iran
Environmental pressures demand effective habitat conservation through systematic, long-term monitoring of key ecological indicators. In this study, seasonal averages of Land Surface Temperature (LST) and the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) were derived from MODIS data (2003–2024) and…
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Evaluating the sustainability of Sphagnum moss harvesting or farming versus horticultural peat using a multi-criteria decision framework
As horticultural peat availability declines, alternative growing media are increasingly needed. Sphagnum moss has emerged as a high-quality substitute, yet its sustainability has not been thoroughly assessed. This study uses multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) to compare the sustainability of…
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The potential of collected rainwater as an alternative water resource for domestic purpose to mitigate groundwater overexploitation in terms of water quality and people’s acceptance
Ca Mau province, located in the south of the Mekong Delta, is strongly affected by land subsidence and seawater intrusion. Overexploitation of groundwater has been highlighted as a significant driving factor for these processes. As groundwater currently plays a crucial role in the local water…
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Navigating Portugal’s F-gas emissions mitigation pathways
Fluorinated gases (F-gas) are potent greenhouse gases that have exhibited a significant increase in emissions globally. There is a critical and growing demand for robust tools capable of analyzing a range of emission trajectories to inform evidence-based formulation of effective climate policy and…
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Mapping and connectivity analysis of thermal comfort zones in Shanghai using a modified temperature–humidity index
In the context of sustained global warming and rapid urbanization, extreme summer heat and humidity increasingly intensify urban heat stress in metropolitan environments. This study develops a remote-sensing–based framework to generate city-scale screening maps of relative hot–humid exposure in…
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Assessing multidimensional socioeconomic effects on climate change perceptions in the Taipei metropolitan area
This cross-sectional study examines residents’ perceptions of climate change in the Taipei metropolitan area of Taiwan and explores how these perceptions vary by socioeconomic characteristics. A survey of 524 adults aged 18 years and older living in Taipei or New Taipei City was conducted. The…
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Comparative analysis of machine learning approaches for spatio-temporal mapping and migration of groundwater contamination in northern ontario
Groundwater contamination from legacy industrial activities poses serious environmental and public health risks, particularly in Indigenous communities reliant on untreated groundwater sources. This study compares three machine learning (ML) approaches—Sparse Principal Component Analysis (SPCA)…
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The intention–implementation gap in CMD-resistant cassava adoption under a Social–Ecological Adoption analysis
Cassava Mosaic Disease (CMD) poses a critical risk in Thailand, as climatic stressors exacerbate its spread. While resistant cultivars are a primary strategy, adoption dynamics are hindered by a persistent intention–implementation gap, and adoption remains uneven. This study examines the…
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Machine learning-enhanced air quality forecasting and trend analysis: A five-year comprehensive assessment of PM2.5 concentrations in Bangkok, Thailand
Air pollution forecasting is crucial for protecting public health in rapidly urbanizing Asian megacities; however, comprehensive comparative studies of advanced machine learning approaches are limited in Southeast Asian urban environments. This study developed and systematically compared three…
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Early ecological outcomes of assisted natural regeneration are strongly site-dependent: Evidence from the Philippines
Assisted natural regeneration (ANR) offers a promising strategy to restore native vegetation after deforestation or severe degradation. However, limited studies have evaluated its ecological impacts, especially across growth stages and incorporating broader ecological attributes. This study…
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Textile waste from fashion shops and imported second-hand clothing in the Greater Kumasi Sub-Region of Ghana: A call for policy change
The failure to manage solid waste (SW) in Ghana has dire consequences for the environment and human health. A proportion lare quantities of second-hand clothing (SHC) imported into the country arrive in poor and unusable states, contributing to SW generation. The country also has a rich culture…
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Floristic diversity, carrying capacity and local management of coastal rangelands in a context of climatic variability and urbanization: a case study from West Africa
Coastal ecosystems are under pressure due to climate change and increasing anthropogenic activities, especially in pastoralism proned areas. This study combined vegetation census (phytosociological surveys and biomass cuts in 120 and 40 plots, respectively) and socio-economic surveys of cattle…
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From engines to orbits: Unveiling the hidden CO and NO2 footprint of vehicle exhaust on satellite retrievals through machine-learning
Air pollution in rapidly urbanizing megacities is difficult to assess because ground-based monitoring networks are sparse and fragmented. This study proposes a transferable framework that integrates roadside LiDAR traffic sensing, adaptive traffic reconstruction (implemented via the Adaptive…
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Modeling habitat suitability for Calligonum species using remote sensing and environmental data to support desert reclamation in central Iran
Species Distribution Models (SDMs) are key tools in conservation science, relating species occurrence records to environmental variables to predict potential habitat distribution. This study aimed to identify suitable habitats for three species—Calligonum comosum, C. persicum, and C. bungei— that…
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Towards a harmonized true cost accounting methodology: Evidence from a nationwide retailer campaign in Germany
True Cost Accounting (TCA) is an essential transparency tool for assessing the environmental and social costs of value chains. This study investigates how methodological choices in TCA shape the assessment of hidden environmental costs in food systems. It compares leading databases, impact…
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Future of assessing and reporting sustainability in the construction industry: Moving from static to real-time data
The construction industry accounts for around 40% of the natural resource consumption, 36% of the greenhouse gas emissions, 40% of the energy demand and 30% of the waste generated worldwide yearly. Thus, sustainable development has gained significant attention all around the globe. Assessing and…
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Evaluation of CMIP6-based climate projections in Northern Morocco: A bias corrected assessment of temperature and precipitation trends in three mediterranean watersheds
Northern Morocco, with its Mediterranean climate and complex topography, faces severe climate change vulnerability, with direct implications for water security and agricultural sustainability. This study evaluates historical (1987–2014) and future (2015–2100) climate trends across three strategic…
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Freshwater microalgae as bioindicators: A review of trait-based advances, ecosystem insights, and biomonitoring innovations
Freshwater microalgae, comprising both phytoplankton and benthic algae, are sensitive and versatile bioindicators for diagnosing water quality and ecological integrity across aquatic systems. This review synthesizes post-2017 (2017–2025) advances in freshwater microalgal biomonitoring, emphasizing…
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When less burning does not mean cleaner air: Decoupling of burned area, fire-related PM2.5 emissions, and population exposure in West Africa
Fire activity plays a central role in West African ecosystems. However, substantial uncertainties remain in how changes in burned area (BA) are reflected in fire-related particulate emission estimates and, through their influence on air quality, in population exposure. This study provides a…
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Climate-induced potential driver of water conflicts over natural resource and the role of land use and land cover change in the Lake Chad catchment
With changing climatic conditions and land use patterns, communal conflicts over access to and control over natural resources are likely to intensify in the Lake Chad basin (LCB). Against the backdrop of the popular discourse of climate wars, environmental scrutiny research has not sufficiently…
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