Elsevier,
International Journal of Educational Development, Volume 109, September 2024
This study examines the surface mass balance (MB) of Phuche and Khardung glaciers in the cold-arid trans-Himalayan region from 2014 to 2017, highlighting the importance of understanding glacier-atmospheric interactions for future water resource management. The findings reveal that the Khardung glacier experienced significantly greater mass loss (3.7 times more than Phuche) due to climatic changes and topographical factors, underscoring the sensitivity of glacier dynamics to climate drivers in this region.
Elsevier,
Hygiene and Environmental Health Advances, 2024, 100110
This review aims to identify optimal strategies for the long-term sustainable development of Bangladesh in the realm of occupational chemical safety and management. The review critically evaluates the current state of Bangladesh's national chemical management and proposes a policy trajectory for consideration.
Elsevier,
Cell Reports Medicine, Volume 5, 17 September 2024
This review emphasizes that integrating amyloid and tau PET imaging with genomics and proteomics significantly advances our understanding of the biological mechanisms underlying Alzheimer’s disease, fostering greater awareness of dementia’s complexity and paving the way for improved diagnosis, prognosis, and personalized care.
Elsevier, Materials Today, Volume 78, September 2024
Atmospheric water harvesting is emerging as a promising Earth?friendly technology to ease water scarcity, and new porous materials like MOFs and COFs could dramatically cut its energy use by efficiently capturing humidity even in arid climates. This review highlights how smarter material design can accelerate energy?saving AWH solutions for sustainable, decentralized water access.
Elsevier,
One Earth, Volume 7, 20 September 2024
Crop rotation diversity can enhance agricultural sustainability and reduce climate-related risks, but adoption remains limited by economic and informational barriers. Analysis of 36,000 yield observations from long-term North American trials shows that while maize and soybean yields rise with rotation diversity, overall outcomes vary by site, with trade-offs from lower-yield crops but clear benefits under poor growing conditions
