Managing Soil After A Fire
Fire is a natural element of ecosystems that has shaped world biomes as we know them today. With the exception of polar areas, fire affects…
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India And Bhutan As A Model For Inter- And Intra-Regional Energy Trade
Collaboration among the countries in South Asia for inter- and intra-regional energy trade has been identified as the most cost-effective way to address growing demand,…
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Managing Crops for Climate Change Can Also Manage Pests
The impacts of climate change are already being felt by farmers in many parts of the world. As such, it is important for us to…
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Body Defense Detox: Sleep Deprivation And The Immune System In Twins
Sleep deprivation affects the immune system — this has long been believed by scientists. A new study revealed: correct, but different than expected. You could…
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Fuzzy Model Of Residential Energy Decision-Making: Considering Behavioral Economic Concepts
As residential buildings can account for up to 50% of the total energy consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in an economy, there is a…
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The Future Of Double-Cropping Systems In Brazil
Brazilian agriculture plays a major role in the world’s grain production, as the country has rapidly ascended to the position of 2nd largest soybean producer…
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Circular Economy: Can Pollution Be Turned Into Resources?
Coal combustion for energy generation has traditionally been associated with environmental pollution since the onset of the Industrial Revolution. A waste stream (Flue Gas Desulfurization,…
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Electromagnetic Processing Of Sintered Powder Metal Parts
Sintering is the process of compacting a material, usually in powdered form, into a solid mass using heat or pressure, but without melting the material….
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Weather-Related Risks In Agriculture
In north-western Europe, agricultural production is largely determined by the variability of weather conditions and how farmers deal with them. Managing weather-related risks includes on-farm…
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Coal Power Generation In Developing Countries: A Bangladesh Case Study
Numerous high-income countries are currently aiming for a socio-technical transformation toward carbon-neutrality and more sustainable energy resources. Developing countries, in contrast, seem to be rather…
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Algal Turf Scrubbing: Creating Helpful, Not Harmful, Algal “Blooms”
Thanks to the “green revolution,” food has never been cheaper or more abundant. Ironically, high-performance agriculture threatens our future ability to feed ourselves. Agriculture requires…
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