Yerba mate extract brews iron nanoparticles that switch between germ-killing and dye-trapping
Yerba mate extract enabled green synthesis of iron nanoparticles whose Fe3⁺ precursor concentration tunes antimicrobial potency versus dye adsorption.
Yerba mate extract enabled green synthesis of iron nanoparticles whose Fe3⁺ precursor concentration tunes antimicrobial potency versus dye adsorption.
A study of India from 1990 to 2018 finds renewable energy shocks reduce greenhouse gas emissions while innovation shocks initially ...
A PRISMA-based review of 71 studies identifies four interrelated drivers of green transformation in small and medium-sized enterprises.
A bibliometric review of 139 Scopus-indexed articles maps how green finance research connects with FinTech and AI, identifying four thematic ...
A systematic review of 60 articles identifies persistent separation among stakeholder integration, data use and lean–green optimisation in construction logistics ...
A BMJ commentary proposes protected shares of fossil fuel subsidy reform, carbon-pricing revenue and critical-mineral royalties to help finance universal ...
A study of 400 employees across five dark-store supply chains linked green HR practices with better well-being, partly through higher ...
A survey of 936 consumers aged 18–30 in Da Nang found that social media and environmental awareness were associated with ...
A semi-systematic review of 33 national and EU-level policies proposes comparing low-carbon transition frameworks through transformational objectives, steering instruments and ...
A systematic study of green laser powder bed fusion shows that tuning linear energy density to 0.467 J/mm yields 99.28% ...
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