

, Sofia Melero-Tur
, Tamar Awad Parada
, Roberto Alonso Gonzalez-Lezcano
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76 (Download)Abstract: Indoor air quality (IAQ) is a fundamental characteristic of eco-friendly buildings and sustainable environments, significantly impacting the well-being and behavior of occupants. Even in low-occupancy residences, maintaining good IAQ is essential for health and comfort. Buildings must meet both regulatory standards and occupant satisfaction to ensure a healthy indoor environment. Regardless of external conditions, people... More
, Oussama Chauiyakh, Brahim El Ouardi, El Mahjoub Aouane
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80 (Download)Abstract: Growing concerns regarding the environmental and health impacts of synthetic pesticides have stimulated increasing interest in plant-derived antimicrobial agents as sustainable alternatives. In this study, the essential oil (EO) of Ormenis mixta collected from the Pre-Rif region (Taza, Morocco) was extracted by hydrodistillation using a Clevenger-type apparatus and chemically characterized by gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC–MS). Antimicrobial... More
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24 (Download)Abstract: This study determined the differences in abundance and biomass of freshwater Tikam (Pyganodon cataracta) in Maligcong, Bontoc, Mountain Province, and assessed the soil and water quality between two study sites: (1) spring-fed rice paddies and (2) paddies affected by agricultural runoff and domestic wastewater. Mussels were collected, counted, measured, and analyzed for wet and dry biomass. Mean... More
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17 (Download)Abstract: The variation patterns of absorptive root functional traits and the differentiation of resource acquisition strategies among tree species during forest succession represent a critical scientific issue for understanding plant-soil interactions, community dynamics, and ecosystem functioning. This paper systematically reviews the multidimensional variation characteristics of absorptive root traits and their underlying ecological mechanisms in representative tree... More
, Mo Danh
, Dat Tuan Kieu
, Thoi Van Hoang
, Vy Thi Phuong Dinh
, Hoan Minh Nguyen
, Tran Thien Nhan
, Anh Bui Le
, Hieu Khanh Tran
, Luom Thanh Thai
, Gieo Hoang Phan
, Bao ManhNgoc Nguyen
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20 (Download)Abstract: Research on the process of restoring the lost primary forest ecosystem in Can Gio to become the first biosphere reserve in Vietnam. This is a pristine mangrove forest ecosystem from the 1960s, which was destroyed by humans and transformed into shrubland and regenerated trees in the 1970s. This forest ecosystem affects the environment and ecology... More
, Ruby Ann B. Maniwang
, Kyza L. Quimpan
, Syra C. Cinco
, Niño Jerry M. Basaca
, Jao V. Duran
, Rocky A. Marco
, Enrique E. Balili, Jr.
, Ybony C. Cutillas
, Jason V. Chavez
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18 (Download)Abstract: Anchored on the Social-Ecological Systems (SES) framework and Arnstein’s Ladder, this study explores how community leaders operationalize participatory ecosystem management to facilitate adaptive governance in Cebu, Philippines. While national frameworks mandate involvement, the transition to feedback-driven actions is often hampered by institutional unreadiness and bureaucratic delays. This research investigates the governance-ecology coupling, examining how local... More
, Miebaka Nabiebu
, Eni Eja Alobo
, Emmanuel E. Etta
, Essien Udoaka Edem
, Columba Apeh Apeh
, John Edor Edor
, Gabriel Etim-Ben Inyang
, Ikike I. Ufford
, Okah Inah Ebin
, Godwin Michael Effiom
, Henry Juah ThankGod, Iorparegh Aer
, Alex Abang Edu
, Gabriel Bubu Ncha
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12 (Download)Abstract: This study investigates the environmental impact of the Lemna dumpsite located in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria, focusing on its effects on water quality, air quality, and public health. The research problem addresses the growing concerns about the contamination of the environment and its associated health risks due to improper waste management at the Lemna... More
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0 (Download)Abstract: Desertification and sand dune mobility constitute major environmental challenges in arid regions, particularly in the Merzouga Desert of southeastern Morocco. This study examines the role of vegetation in controlling dune dynamics through a combined analysis of multi-temporal remote sensing data and topographic change detection. Vegetation cover and spatial heterogeneity were evaluated using the Normalized Difference... More


