The COVID‐19 pandemic presented a chance to investigate the effects of system‐wide
emergencies on major global commodities such as water and energy. In terms of …

COVID‐19 pandemic is still one of the biggest obstacles to meeting the sustainable
development goals (SDGs). Helping the world retrieve from the pandemic and reviving …

At higher concentrations, tropospheric ozone can cause respiratory difficulties, premature
human mortality and can harm vegetation by reducing photosynthesis and its growth. It is an …

There is a significant increase in ozone at the surface and troposphere due to growing
population, industrialisation and urbanisation. The initiation of National Clean Air …

The intensity of birch pollen season is expressed by seasonal pollen integral (SPIn, the sum
of the mean daily pollen concentration during the birch pollination period) and the amount of …

CONTEXT About 60% of the world population relies primarily on rice as their staple food,
and India ranks second in terms of global rice production. Studies have shown the adverse …

India is a country with more than 67% of its population (947 million) residing in rural areas
and 33% in urban areas (472 million) as of 2020. Therefore, health of the people living in …

The increasing population and its associated amenities demand innovative devices,
infrastructure, methods, plans and policies. Regional climate has a great role in deciding the …

Viral outbreaks have become an alarming threat to human health as a result of current
trends in migration, urbanization, and international travel (Stoler et al., 2020). 2020 started …

Air pollution remains the most serious environmental health issue in the United Kingdom
while also carrying non-trivial economic costs. The COVID-19 lockdown periods reduced …