Hospitals release significant quantities of wastewater (HWW) and biomedical waste (BMW),
which hosts a wide range of contaminants that can adversely affect the environment if left …

Rapid urbanization has led to the generation of a large quantum of complex wastewater
comprising of recalcitrant organic and inorganic pollutants. The inability of the conventional …

Depleting scarce resources and environmental deterioration are critical issues to address in
the contemporary world. Particularly, China has shown exponential growth in infrastructure …

For the foreseeable future, industrial water demand will grow much faster than agriculture.
The demand together with the urgency of wastewater treatment, will pose big challenges for …

The various detrimental effects of wastewater generated from different anthropogenic
activities are among the biggest challenges to sustainable development. Among various …

Global climate change and environmental pollution force humanity to create new
sustainable growth models. Growth policy relies heavily on the pillars of sectoral …

Buildings account for nearly 2/5ths of global energy expenditure. Due to this figure, the 90s
witnessed the rise of green buildings (GBs) that were designed with the purpose of lowering …

The spiraling growth of the world's population and unregulated urbanization have resulted in
many environmental problems, including poor quality of air, which is associated with a wide …

Sustainable growth of resilient cities (RCs) requires equal development and monitoring of
natural and artificial ecosystems, such as biodiversity, transportation, building, legislation …

A series of economic parameters may influence material footprints (resource consumption).
The efficacy of a country's infrastructure for generating commodities is one of the most …