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This book focuses on the latest developments in environmental research. Chapter 1 is focused on seaweed and how it exhibits many variances, greatly enhancing its biological significance in the ocean. Chapter 2 discusses gas discharges in contact with liquids, and the possibility of practical application of such discharges. Chapter 3 is aimed at understanding global human-environment coevolution. Chapter 4 focuses on the issues around waste management, especially in developing countries. Chapter 5 asks the question of the extent to which market competition affects climate change and aims to answer this question by developing a model that explains the relationship between market competition and climate change based on a Cobb-Douglas production function. Finally, Chapter 6 introduces the various potentials of endophytic micro-organisms, and its many promising commercial and pharmaceutical aspects. https://lnkd.in/g5cekzg7 #newbook #environmentalscience #research #environment

🌿 Exploring Chromium's Impact on the Environment: Balancing Benefits and Risks 🌎 Chromium, a versatile metal with various industrial applications, exerts both positive and negative effects on the environment. As an environmental science enthusiast, I believe it's essential to understand the complex interplay between chromium's benefits and risks to promote sustainable practices and mitigate environmental harm. Positive Impacts of Chromium: Chromium plays a vital role in numerous industrial processes, including stainless steel production, alloy manufacturing, and surface treatment. Its corrosion-resistant properties make it indispensable for ensuring the durability and longevity of infrastructure and consumer goods. Additionally, chromium compounds are utilized in water treatment processes to remove contaminants and improve water quality. Chromium-based coagulants are effective in treating wastewater and industrial effluents, contributing to the protection of aquatic ecosystems and public health. Negative Impacts of Chromium: However, the widespread use of chromium in industrial activities results in the release of chromium compounds into the environment, leading to pollution of air, water, and soil. Chromium pollution can have detrimental effects on ecosystems, including biodiversity loss and disruptions in ecological processes. Furthermore, chromium compounds, particularly hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)), are highly toxic to living organisms. Exposure to elevated levels of Cr(VI) can lead to acute and chronic health effects in humans and wildlife, including respiratory problems, skin irritation, and carcinogenicity. Balancing Benefits and Risks: While chromium offers undeniable benefits in industrial applications and water treatment, its negative impacts on environmental quality and human health cannot be overlooked. It's essential to adopt sustainable practices and technologies to minimize chromium emissions, reduce exposure risks, and promote environmental management. By investing in pollution prevention measures, implementing stringent regulations, and fostering innovation in cleaner production technologies, we can harness the benefits of chromium while mitigating its adverse effects on the environment. Together, let's strive for a harmonious balance between industrial progress and environmental management. 💚🌍 #Chromium #EnvironmentalImpact #SustainablePractices #EnvironmentalManagement #HeavyMetal

📢 Exciting News! 📢 I'm thrilled to announce that my latest research paper, titled "Sustainable remediation of pesticide pollutants using covalent organic framework – A review on material properties, synthesis methods and application", has been published in the Environmental Research journal! This comprehensive review delves into the innovative use of covalent organic frameworks (COFs) for the sustainable remediation of pesticide pollutants. It covers the unique material properties, synthesis methods, and various applications of COFs, highlighting their potential in addressing environmental challenges. 🌟 Journal Details: 🌟 Journal: Environmental Research (Q1 Journal) CiteScore: 12.6 Impact Factor: 7.7 🔗 You can access the paper here: https://lnkd.in/gMJEDZnt I am grateful for the support and encouragement from my mentors, colleagues, and the scientific community. Your feedback and discussions are always appreciated. Looking forward to furthering our collective efforts in environmental sustainability! #Research #Sustainability #EnvironmentalScience #COFs #PesticideRemediation #ChemicalEngineering #Publication #OpenAccess

Meet Deborah Ayala, our environmental scientist, performing a tree core analysis for Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) as part of an endophyte-assisted phytoremediation site. This cutting-edge technique combines the natural power of plants with specialized microorganisms to clean up contaminated environments. Why is this testing crucial?  By examining VOC levels within trees, we can gauge the effectiveness of our phytoremediation methods in real-time. It provides invaluable insights into how plants, with the right microbial partners, can break down contaminants from soil and groundwater. #EnvironmentalScience #Sustainability #Phytoremediation #Innovation

🚀✨ Wowww! What an amazing news!....Major Milestone Unlocked! 🚀✨ We are absolutely thrilled to announce that our latest research paper, "Comprehensive Review of Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs) and Their Derivatives in Environmental Pollution Control," has been accepted in the high-impact journal, Chemical Society Reviews (IF=41)! 🏆📚 This paper dives deep into the groundbreaking potential of Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs)—the next-gen materials that are set to revolutionize environmental pollution control. 🌍✨ With the ability to address some of the most critical environmental challenges we face, COFs offer a promising future for sustainable, eco-friendly solutions. ♻️💧 Publishing in Chemical Society Reviews—one of the most respected journals in the field—is an incredible achievement and a true honor. 🎉💥 I’m deeply grateful to our lead Prof. Ben Bin Xu and co-authors (Professor Esther Akinlabi, Pr.Eng (SA), C.Eng, MIMechE, FAS, FAAS), collaborators, and all those who supported this work along the way. 🙏 Looking forward to advancing this exciting field and exploring more ways to apply COFs for a cleaner, greener future! 🌱🔬 Northumbria University #COFs #EnvironmentalPollutionControl #Sustainability 🌿 #HighImpactResearch #GreenTech 💡 #ChemicalSocietyReviews #Innovation 🧠 #COFRevolution #EnvironmentalScience 🌊 #ScientificBreakthroughs #PollutionSolutions

Research suggests “oil eating” microbes could be the future to clearer waters and less pollution 🌊. Crude oil does not mix with water; it creates a film along surface. This disrupts the delicate nature of the ecosystem that lies beneath it. Could “oil eating” microbes be the answer to clearing future oil spills and conserving marine life? 🔗 See the link in the comments to read the summary on Kudos, part of Royal Society of Chemistry #SDG Showcase. #GlobalGoals UN Sustainable Development Group Regis Antonioli Junior

Excited to announce the publication of our latest review paper, titled 'Bioconversion of Industrial Wastes to Hydrogen: A Review on Waste-to-Wealth Technologies,' in the Q1 journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research (Impact Factor: 5) #mls #reviewpaper #publication #achievement #lpu #thinkbig

[Just Published] Impacts of microplastics on terrestrial plants: A critical review Yong Sik Ok* et al. with Michael S. Bank, Institute of Marine Research, Bergen, Norway Siming You, James Watt School of Engineering, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK Microplastic (MP) pollution is an important environmental problem owing to its widespread use, long residence time, and overall persistence. MPs threaten the health of humans, animals, and plants. However, studies on the effects of MPs on terrestrial plants are less common compared to those conducted in aquatic systems. This review discusses the sources of MPs in terrestrial ecosystems, their effects on C and N cycling in soils, and the impact of MPs on terrestrial plants, and focuses on plant growth and the potential risks to human health. Dear Prof. Yong Sik Ok, Your article Impacts of microplastics on terrestrial plants: A critical review in Land Degradation & Development has the following publication status: Published in Issue. https://lnkd.in/gMdimNtq

Global biochar research, spanning 2011–2022, reveals China as a leader in wastewater treatment studies. The focus lies on magnetic adsorption, addressing diverse pollutants. Variability in adsorption mechanisms prompts analysis of factors and proposes future directions to enhance biochar’s capacity for effective water pollution mitigation and environmental improvement. https://lnkd.in/gQevgrq5