Pollution costs Uganda billions each year, but clean cooking pays for itself
A new health-economic model estimates that air and water pollution cost Uganda USD 4.34 billion annually, about 8.1 percent of ...
A new health-economic model estimates that air and water pollution cost Uganda USD 4.34 billion annually, about 8.1 percent of ...
A national survey of 1,410 Greek adults quantifies a persistent gap between high environmental awareness and weaker pro-environmental behavior, with ...
A new scoping review finds that microplastics in the Nile River carry heavy metals, organic pollutants, and antibiotics into fish ...
Researchers used early nineteenth-century military maps to reconstruct how barriers, channel straightening, and intensifying floodplain land use drove the decline ...
A systematic review of 52 studies finds that mercury, lead, cadmium, and chromium routinely exceed safety limits in Brazilian freshwater ...
A systematic review of 46 studies shows antibiotic residues at record-breaking concentrations in Ghanaian hospital effluents and landfill leachates, with ...
An iron-modified titanium dioxide nanotube electrode combined with electricity, heat and ultraviolet light removed 92.1% of nitrobenzene from water within ...
A new review in Environmental Surfaces and Interfaces surveys how abundant, inexpensive cobalt-based electrocatalysts can convert nitrate pollution into ammonia ...
New research shows that microalgae remodel their surface microbiome under nonylphenol pollution and recruit the bacterium Brevundimonas sp. D-1, which ...
A new Water Quality Index study of the Rasik Beel Wetland Complex in West Bengal finds average water quality is ...
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