Salinization causes the degradation of the soil and threatening the global food security but
the application of essential micronutrients like zinc (Zn), improve the plant growth by …

Sustainable management of river systems is a serious concern, requiring vigilant monitoring
of water contamination levels that could potentially threaten the ecological community. This …

The identification and management of biofouling remain pressing challenges in marine and
freshwater ecosystems, with significant implications for environmental sustainability and …

Global climate change is anticipated to have a profound impact on drought occurrences,
leading to detrimental consequences for the environment, socioeconomic relations, and …

Freshwater pollution is a global challenge that citizens recognise as unacceptable, despite
professional efforts to monitor, manage, and regulate it. Water quality is difficult to observe at …

Soil salinization and sodication harm soil fertility and crop production, especially in dry
regions. To combat this, using biochar combined with gypsum, lime, and farm manure is a …

Groundwater exists beneath the Earth's surface in soil, sand, and rocks. It is a crucial
resource for communities and ecosystems, particularly in areas where surface water is …

Supplying good quality water is an important requirement for the water authority in the West
Bank of Palestine. This is due to the impact of the quality of water on public health. As a …

Optimizing groundwater monitoring networks is essential for the sustainable management of
this critical resource, which is vulnerable to both anthropogenic and natural changes …

Global food security (GFS) is challenged by increasing food demand due to population
growth and climate change. International trade and globalization have underpinned GFS …