Renewables

A recent study published in the journal Sensors has shed light on advanced methods for estimating the height and biomass of forage crops, specifically alfalfa, using drone technology. Conducted by Hongquan Wang from the Lethbridge Research and Develo

In a groundbreaking study, researchers from the University of Georgia, led by Kahlin Wacker, have developed a low-cost, customizable imaging system that could revolutionize how the horticultural industry monitors plant health. Published in the journa

Recent research conducted by Yasir Hassan Khachoo from the Department of Engineering at the University of Naples Parthenope has unveiled critical insights into the impact of land use and land cover (LULC) changes on carbon stocks in Calabria, Italy.

A recent study published in the journal Water sheds light on the critical role of dry periods in the effectiveness of runoff infiltration devices for removing nitrogen and phosphorus pollutants from urban stormwater. Conducted by Tian He and his team

Recent research conducted by Bo Yang from the College of Fisheries at Henan Normal University has shed light on the growing issue of filamentous algae blooms in rivers, particularly in the southern Taihang catchment of China. Published in the journal

A recent study led by Uriel Fernando Carreño Sayago from the Faculty of Engineering and Basic Sciences at Fundación Universitaria los Libertadores in Bogotá, Colombia, has unveiled a promising method for treating industrial wastewater contaminated wi

Recent research published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics sheds light on the significant role of biomass burning in contributing to carbon monoxide (CO) emissions, which are a major source of air pollution affecting air quality and ecosystems gl

Recent research led by Wu Xiangyun from the College of Water Conservancy and Civil Engineering at Shandong Agricultural University has shed light on the effectiveness of supplementary micro-hose-sprinkling irrigation for summer maize in northern Chin

Recent research led by David L. Parrott has shed light on the unique fungal communities thriving in the Great Salt Lake, Utah, a hypersaline environment created by a railroad causeway in 1960. This study, published in the journal “Frontiers in Fungal

Recent research led by Jørgen Bendtsen from the Centre for Rock Flour Research at the Globe Institute, University of Copenhagen, has unveiled promising findings regarding the use of glacial rock flour as a means to enhance photosynthesis in marine ph