Do Addicts Have Free Will? What Research Says About The Nature Of Addiction
“Going cold turkey” and “kicking the habit” are familiar idioms, but their origins are not. Some (and perhaps many) heroin addicts quit on their own…
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Achieving The Goal Of Reduced Greenhouse Gases In Poland
According to the European Union political agenda, Poland has to cut off its emissions of greenhouse gases and particles in order to mitigate negative effects…
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Using Biogas From Vinasse To Enable Sugarcane Bagasse Availability For Bioethanol Production
Recent environmental policies demand more and more biofuels, clean energy availability, and fewer pollutant emissions. In that sense, the ethanol and sugarcane industry stands out…
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Comparing VIIRS And PhenoCam Land Surface Phenology
Vegetation phenology describes the plant seasonal cycle of green leaf-on during spring and brown leaf-off during autumn because of changes in weather and climate. With…
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To Irrigate Or Not To Irrigate? Implications For Agricultural Intensification In Southern Amazonia
The Amazon biome plays a key role in the world’s carbon and water cycles. Together, regional terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems link these cycles to constitute…
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Is The Available Cropland And Water Enough For Food Demand? A Global Perspective Of The Land-Water-Food Nexus
Land, water, and energy are the main inputs for food production. Land and water are essential local resources, and their availability determines the potential of…
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Nanotechnology For Sensitive Detection Of The Carcinoembryonic Antigen: A Cancer Biomarker
The carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) is one of the most important clinical cancer biomarkers. It is reported that an increase in the concentration of CEA in…
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Transflammation: A New Frontier In Regenerative Medicine
Cardiovascular regeneration focuses on repairing or replacing damaged or senescent cardiac and vascular tissue. This damage is largely caused by myocardial ischemia (poor perfusion of…
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White Spot Disease In Shrimp: How To Support Extensive Shrimp Farmers
Shrimp aquaculture is a billion-dollar industry worldwide. It provides about half a billion dollars in export earnings, livelihood, and employment of millions of people in…
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Making The Most Out Of Produced Oilfield Waste
The highly polarizing topic of hydraulic fracturing, which is used to stimulate sequestered hydrocarbons from impermeable rock formations during unconventional oil and gas development, is…
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A New Approach To Reducing Biofouling
Biofouling has frequently been reported for any kind of material, from stone to metallic surfaces, on which many living organisms can grow to form biofilms…
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