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Peer-reviewed Article
In Global and Planetary Change
Author:
Mengfei
Shi
Yue
Liu
Gowhar
Meraj
Xiaoping
Wang
Di
Wu
Yuanfang
Chai
Hongtao
Xu
Xu
Ma
Changjiang
Liu
Shaoyong
Wang
Fei
Zhang
Ecological conservation has become a core issue of global concern, and ecosystem services (ES) are fundamental to achieving sustainable development. However, integrated assessments of ES dynamics, spatial heterogeneity, and future land use scenarios in Mongolia remain insufficient. This study utilized Land Use and Land Cover (LULC) data from 2000...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Frontiers in Earth Science
Author:
Poul D.
Dhondiram
Saurabh K.
Gupta
Gowhar
Meraj
Suraj Kumar
Singh
Mohamed Yehia
Abouleish
Tarig
Ali
Nitin
Dwivedi
Shruti
Kanga
Stubble burning in the Trans Indo-Gangetic Plain (IGP) significantly contributes to air pollution, posing severe threats to human health and the environment. This study investigates the interactions between stubble burning, vegetation productivity, atmospheric loading, and wind anomalies across the Trans Indo- Gangetic Plain using MODIS burned-area...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Physics and Chemistry of the Earth
Author:
Danish
Khan
Fei
Zhang
Nizamuddin
Khan
Tarig
Ali
Rabin
Chakrabortty
Biswajeet
Pradhan
Shruti
Kanga
Suraj Kumar
Singh
Mohamed
Mahgoub
Gowhar
Meraj
Urban heat in rapidly growing megacities is spatially uneven, yet the relative influence of built form, socioeconomic activity and blue-green spatial configuration remains insufficiently resolved in cities of the Global South. This study examines neighbourhood-scale controls on land surface temperature (LST) in Delhi, India, using a single clear...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Environment, Development and Sustainability
Author:
Pranab
Dutta
Sujit
Deka
Jatan
Debnath
Dhrubajyoti
Sahariah
Mohamed
Yehia Abouleish
Tarig
Ali
Rabin
Chakrabortty
Suraj Kumar
Singh
Shruti
Kanga
Gowhar
Meraj
Flood-dominated floodplains are undergoing rapid land-use and land-cover (LULC) change, with consequences for exposure, ecosystem condition, and local development planning. This study examines historical LULC change, transition intensity, trend-consistent land-use scenarios, and event-based flood exposure in Bongaigaon District, located in the...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Microplastics
Author:
Nguyen Truong
Thanh
Pham Van
Toan
Huynh Vuong Thu
Minh
Kim
Lavane
Nguyen
Vo Chau Ngan
Le
Thi Kim Ngan
Vo
Thanh Toan
Nguyen
Van Tuyen
Microplastic pollution in tropical urban rivers has become an increasing environmental concern due to rapid urbanization, inadequate waste management, and hydrological transport processes. This study investigated the occurrence, characteristics, and spatiotemporal distribution of microplastics in the Can Tho River, Vietnam, along an urban– peri...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Japanese Journal of Environmental Education
Author:
Kotoko Yadomaru
There is a growing momentum regarding the necessity of youth engagement in environmental processes. A recent milestone is the resolution adopted at the 7th United Nations Environmental Assembly (UNEA-7) in December 2025, titled “Resolution on enhancing the meaningful participation of youth in Environmental Processes and on environmental education...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Sustainability Science
This paper examines the governance of agrivoltaics (AV) in the context of Japan’s rapid rural depopulation and farmland abandonment. While AV is traditionally framed as a solution to land-use competition, this study argues that in shrinking regions, the primary challenge is not land scarcity but a shortage of human capacity to manage...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Waste Management Bulletin
Author:
Bimastyaji Surya Ramadan
Yudha Gusti Wibowo
Annisa Sila Puspita
This study provides an indicative comparative assessment of the factors underlying these challenges by examining policy content, regulatory enforcement, and institutional capacity related to OWB across ten selected Asian countries: Cambodia, China, India, Iraq, Jordan, Laos, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Thailand. The researchers employed a...
Peer-reviewed Article
In RSC Advances
Author:
Sudeshna
Chell
Uttiya
Dey
Kousik
Das
Microplastics (MPs) (<5 mm) are hydrophobic and can't be easily degraded. These particles accumulate due to the excessive discharge of plastic waste from domestic and industrial sources, along with several toxic compounds attached to their surface, are also being deposited in environmental matrices, hampering the sustainable environment and human...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Transactions in GIS
Author:
Aditya Sharma
Devesh Sharma
Agriculture in semi-arid regions is increasingly vulnerable to climate variability and land degradation, threatening rural livelihoods and food security. At the same time, the global transition toward clean energy, particularly solar power, offers synergistic opportunities to mitigate climate change while supporting sustainable rural development...