Wetlands, vital ecosystems that support 40% of the world's species and serve as nature's
water filters, are disappearing three times faster than forests. While global research …

The use of the herbicide aminotriazole (3-ATA) in agriculture poses rising concerns about
global water-borne contamination. Due to its toxicity which is known to cause cancer and …

Water pollution is an inextricable problem that stems from natural and human-related factors.
Unfortunately, with rapid industrialization, the problem has escalated to alarming levels. The …

Contaminants can be found in the groundwater through natural processes, such as
seawater intrusion, or due to human activities that can adversely affect the quantity, quality …

Fruit yield and quality of greenhouse tomatoes are strongly influenced by light conditions
and nitrogen (N) availability, however, the interaction between these factors is still unclear …

Most human involvements such as domestic, agricultural, and industrial have an impact
toward water and the ecosystem. Current situation water pollution has become a global …

In this study, the cross-sectional study was designed to assess efforts to solve environmental
health problems in Mtwara town, Tanzania. A questionnaire survey was used to collect …

Celtis toka, the only species of the genus Celtis (family Cannabaceae) encountered in the
flora of Burkina Faso, is critically endangered in the country. To engage the public for the …

Water scarcity and its geopolitical implications have been a cornerstone of scholarly
discourse. However, literature often overlooks the nuanced relationship between human …

Effluents are one of the main contributors of direct and/or indirect pollution of the
environment. Studies suggested that ubiquitous presence of artificial pollutants like …