Journal of Environmental & Earth Sciences

Abstract: Manufacturing blue porcelain produces wastewater containing more cobalt, kaolin, silicates, and organic additives, which is a threat to the environment, as well as a resource recovery opportunity. This review summarizes existing information on the molecular composition of said effluents with a particular focus on cobalt speciation, mineral particle properties, and their interaction with organic ligands.... More

Abstract: Logistics Management for Post-Sale Waste Recycling of Enterprise Products is very important in Taiwan. When recycling of waste resources of the six special municipalities cannot be managed effectively, ecological environment in supply chain will be harmed and body health of the public will be affected. Nowadays, enterprises attach great importance to ESG (Environment, Society and Governance). Hence, evaluating management situation of the... More

Abstract: With rising international environmental issues, there is a need to ensure effective communication of solutions across international boundaries to enhance sustainable development and environment sustainability. International solution communication entails the process of transmitting and localizing environmental innovations, technologies and policy-based or social, among nations and regions. This article discusses the actors, channels, and strategies that are significant to the transfer... More

Abstract: Vehicles that have intelligent perception systems are the first in the new wave of innovation that is geared towards enhancing transportation safety, sustainability, and efficiency. Such systems are a collection of sensors, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and real-time data processing to allow vehicles to sense and understand their surroundings with a great level... More

Abstract: The synthesis of technological strategies used in this review links the traditional pipeline integrity prevention methods with the rapidity of intervention of immediate pollutant control. Although inherent gains of materials, coating, cathodic protection, in-line inspection, and risk-based integrity programs have diminished the likelihood of failures, loss-of-containment events are still being experienced because of interacting degradation... More

Abstract: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the disruptive technologies in environmental management, providing new ways of monitoring the ecosystem, optimising resources, and making environmentally friendly decisions. This review examines how AI can potentially be used in different environmental areas, such as biodiversity monitoring, ecological change predictions, and how natural resources can be better distributed. Thanks... More

Abstract: Abandoned mines are timeless legacy landscapes in which the interactions of geological instability, hydrogeochemical contamination, ecological degradation, and government failure collide over a long period of time. Traditional mine closure models have enhanced post-operational rehabilitation, but in most cases, they still focus on endpoint compliance and are limited in the case of abandoned/orphaned mines, which... More

Abstract: Water ecosystems play an essential role in supporting biodiversity, climate control, and water quality. These ecosystems, however, are under serious degradation by pollution, destruction of their habitats, climate change, and over-extraction. This paper focuses on the most efficient methods of recovery and management of water ecosystems, the advantages of which are the combination of nature-based... More

Abstract: The rapid transition toward low-carbon energy systems is creating increasingly complex and interconnected energy structures characterized by high shares of renewable energy, sector coupling, and advanced conversion and storage technologies. To manage these systems while achieving decarbonization, security, reliability, and sustainability goals simultaneously, integrated energy system planning has become essential. However, most existing planning studies... More