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  1. Understanding the complex relationship between vegetation dynamics and land surface temperature (LST) is crucial for comprehending ecosystem functioning, climate change impacts, and sustainable land management...

    Authors: Ali Yasin Ahmed, Abebe Mohammed Ali and Nurhussen Ahmed
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:43
  2. Droughts and floods are common in the Baro basin and climate change may exacerbate them. This study aimed to investigate the hydrological response to climate change’s impact in the Baro River basin. Four clima...

    Authors: Tolossa Negassa Ebissa, Shimelash Molla Kassaye and Demelash Ademe Malede
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:42
  3. Appropriate environment management requires an understanding of how mining activity alters environmental characteristics and how those changes affect an area. Therefore, to reduce the adverse effects of mining...

    Authors: Mefomdjo Fotie Blanche, Amaya Adama Dairou, Ndjounguep Juscar, Ongtolock Marie Fride Romarice, Meying Arsene, Tchuikoua Louis Bernard and Mambou Ngueyep Luc Leroy
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:41
  4. Food waste is a major issue that affects the environment, the economy, and society at large. Food waste management has become a crucial concern in the context of Saudi Arabia, a nation undergoing fast economic...

    Authors: M. Amin Mir, Sook Keng Chang and Duaa Hefni
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:40
  5. Effluent reuse is a rapidly growing field of research where assessing the quality of effluent is one of the focus areas. This research examines the viability of using wastewater in agriculture by testing an in...

    Authors: Rahel Sintayehu Tessema, Mekonnen Maschal Tarekegn, Mitiku Adisu Worku, Agizew Nigussie Engida and Ann Van Griensven
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:39
  6. The continued threat from climate change and human impacts on water resources demands high-resolution and continuous hydrological data accessibility for predicting trends and availability. This study proposes ...

    Authors: Christopher Shilengwe, Kawawa Banda and Imasiku Nyambe
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:38
  7. Studies on concrete dam breach are limited compared to earthen and other types of dams. With an increase in the construction of concrete dams, particularly in the developing world, it is imperative to have a b...

    Authors: Anu Awal, Utsav Bhattarai, Vishnu Prasad Pandey and Pawan Kumar Bhattarai
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:37
  8. According to reports, Ethiopia is one of the countries in sub-Saharan Africa with the worst affected by soil erosion. It has both on-site and off-site consequences on biophysical and socioeconomic settings in ...

    Authors: Mokonnen Tesema, Fekadu Fufa Feyessa, Adisu Befekadu Kebede and Bezu Abera Geresu
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:35
  9. Oil spills are widespread and can cause devastating environmental consequences. Rapid oil identification is critical to find the origin of the spill, monitor the environment, and lead to informed mitigation me...

    Authors: Lola Rabinovitch, Genesis Saturos, Paige McCallum, Honoria Kwok, Jeffrey Yan, Taylor Filewood, Robert Cody, Pamela Brunswick and Dayue Shang
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:34
  10. The upper Tekeze River Basin is facing challenges of widespread deforestation and natural vegetation cover degradation that could exacerbate the water scarcity, food insecurity and extreme poverty in the regio...

    Authors: Ghirmawit Haile Gebrehiwot, Kassahun Ture Bekitie, Hamere Yohannes, Fikre Abiko Anose and Haftu Brhane Gebremichael
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:33
  11. A precise and up-to-date Land Use and Land Cover (LULC) valuation serves as the fundamental basis for efficient land management. Google Earth Engine (GEE), with its numerous machine learning algorithms, is now...

    Authors: Weynshet Tesfaye, Eyasu Elias, Bikila Warkineh, Meron Tekalign and Gebeyehu Abebe
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:31
  12. For many reasons, water from wells and natural springs is still widely used in Morocco. 90 groundwater samples were analyzed to assess the health risks associated with its quality in the Ketama region, includi...

    Authors: Rachida Elbarghmi, Mohammad Ghalit, Mostapha Abourrich, Soukaina El khalki, Shehdeh Jodeh, Khalil. Azzaoui and Abdellatif Lamhamdi
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:30
  13. Constantly eaten foods (such as fruits, vegetables, cereal, etc.) that contain excessive concentrations of heavy metals pose a major risk to human health and deplete the food supply. The amounts of heavy metal...

    Authors: Afrose Sultana Chamon, Md. Abrar Hasin Parash, Jannatul Islam Fahad, S. M. Nazmul Hassan, Santo Kabir Ahmed, Maesha Mushrat, Nafisha Islam, Taukir Hasan, Zarin Atiya and Md. Nadiruzzaman Mondol
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:27
  14. Accurate estimation of infiltration rates is crucial for effective irrigation system design and evaluation by optimizing irrigation scheduling, preventing soil erosion, and enhancing water use efficiency. This...

    Authors: Halefom Mesele, Berhane Grum, Gebremeskel Aregay and Gebremeskel Teklay Berhe
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:26
  15. This study aims to demonstrate the potential of assessing future land cover degradation status by combining the forecasting capabilities of the Cellular-Automata and Markov chain (CA-Markov) models in Idris Se...

    Authors: Henry M. Zimba, Kawawa E. Banda, Stephen Mbewe and Imasiku A. Nyambe
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:25
  16. The proliferation of non-native plant species has caused significant changes in global ecosystems, leading to a surge in international interest in the use of remote sensing technologies for both local and glob...

    Authors: Benjamin Makobe, Paidamwoyo Mhangara, Eskinder Gidey and Mahlatse Kganyago
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:24
  17. Random forests (RF) have been widely used to predict spatial variables. Several studies have shown that spatial cross-validation (CV) methods consistently cause RF to yield larger prediction errors compared to...

    Authors: Ciza Arsène Mushagalusa, Adandé Belarmain Fandohan and Romain Glèlè Kakaï
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:23
  18. The unprecedented surge in the demand for personal protective equipment (PPE) worldwide during the covid pandemic resulted in a significant increase in PPE consumption and subsequent waste generation. Despite ...

    Authors: Linxiang Lyu, Monisha Bagchi, Nektaria Markoglou and Chunjiang An
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:22
  19. The conventional practice of using sewage treatment plant (STP) derived sludge as a fertilizer poses significant negative impacts on agroecosystems. Since sludge has diverse contaminants, including heavy metal...

    Authors: Mrinmoy Patra and Suresh Kumar Dubey
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:21
  20. The presence of metals in milled shrimps sold on some major markets in Kumasi were investigated to ascertain their levels and the potential health risk they may pose to humans when ingested, due to the level o...

    Authors: Marian Asantewah Nkansah, Dominic Adrewie, Ida Sandra Quarm, Seth Obiri -Yeboah and Matt Dodd
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:20
  21. Neonicotinoid insecticides (NNIs), as a new type of insecticide, are widely used in agriculture and daily life. Because of the low volatility of NNIs, few studies have evaluated them in atmospheric particulate...

    Authors: Hairong Du, Xiaoling Zhu, Yunying Yao and Wei Yao
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:18
  22. Over half of the world’s population resides in urban areas. We anticipate that this pattern will become more evident, notably in South Africa. Therefore, research on urban spirals, both past and projected, is ...

    Authors: Paidamwoyo Mhangara, Eskinder Gidey and Rabia Manjoo
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:17
  23. Nigeria is facing the problem of soil degradation as a result of continuous deposition of spent oil in the soil. The physiochemical properties, including heavy metals concentrations, of spent oil contaminated ...

    Authors: Chinyere Blessing Okebalama, Chioma Lucy Onwurah, Chika Mike Jidere and Chukwuebuka Christopher Okolo
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:15
  24. Climate models are fundamental tools to estimates the reliable future climate change and its effects on the water resources and agriculture in basins. However, all climate models are not equally performed for ...

    Authors: Babur Tesfaye Yersaw, Mulusew Bezabih Chane and Natnael Andualem Yitayew
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:14
  25. Greenhouse gases (GHGs) can be produced from a broad range of anthropogenic activities at different spatial and temporal scales. In particular, emissions from urban area are an import source of GHGs. City is a...

    Authors: Shadnoush Pashaei and Chunjiang An
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:12
  26. Systematic errors in regional climate models (RCMs) hinder their implementation and lead to uncertainties in regional hydrological climate change studies. As a result, checking the accuracy of climate model si...

    Authors: Babur Tesfaye Yersaw and Mulusew Bezabih Chane
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:10
  27. Microplastics have been noticed as widespread in an aquatic environment at the microscale. They have nonstop increased due to the increase in the production of synthetic plastics, population and poor waste man...

    Authors: Laxmi Kant Bhardwaj, Prangya Rath, Poornima Yadav and Urvashi Gupta
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:8
  28. The problem of soil quality degradation has been becoming more severe in the highlands of Ethiopia due to soil erosion; land use and land cover change, and poor land management. The level of soil quality degra...

    Authors: Nigussie Yeneneh, Eyasu Elias and Gudina Legese Feyisa
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:7
  29. This research aimed at evaluation of a given land resource suitable for selected rain fed crops production (malt barley, wheat and teff) in Ambesh watershed. It also quantified suitable land and classified int...

    Authors: Simeneh Gedefaw Abate and Mihret Bizuye Anteneh
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:6
  30. Eucalyptus globulus is a species endemic to southeastern Australia. It has naturalized non-native ranges in other parts of Australia, Europe, Africa, and the western United States. This study is the first of its ...

    Authors: Gemechis B. Mosisa, Nega Tassie and Motuma Adula
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:4
  31. Extreme hydrological events, like floods and droughts, exert considerable effects on both human and natural systems. The frequency, intensity, and duration of these events are expected to change due to climate...

    Authors: Shimelash Molla Kassaye, Tsegaye Tadesse, Getachew Tegegne and Aster Tesfaye Hordofa
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:2
  32. Fertilisers and pesticides are increasingly used in agriculture to improve productivity and protect crops from fungi and insects. However, these farm inputs may lead to adverse effects on aquatic biodiversity ...

    Authors: Joel Onyango, J. J. A. van Bruggen, Nzula Kitaka, John Simaika and Kenneth Irvine
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2024 13:1
  33. Atmospheric particles have been significantly affecting urban air quality and urban-oriented living in an increasing share of the population in Bangladesh. This study assessed the concentration of PM1.0, PM2.5, a...

    Authors: Jobaer Ahmed Saju, Quazi Hamidul Bari, Kazi A. B. M. Mohiuddin and Vladimir Strezov
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2023 12:42
  34. Climate models are basic tools to obtain reliable estimates of future climate change and its effects on the water resources and agriculture in given basin. However, all climate models are not equally valuable ...

    Authors: Meaza Kassahun, Kassahun Ture and Dessie Nedaw
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2023 12:41
  35. Effective urban planning and management rely on accurate land cover mapping, which can be achieved through the combination of remote sensing data and machine learning algorithms. This study aimed to explore an...

    Authors: Shimelis Sishah Dagne, Hurgesa Hundera Hirpha, Addisu Teshome Tekoye, Yeshambel Barko Dessie and Adane Addis Endeshaw
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2023 12:40
  36. Savannas are characterized by the co-occurrence of two different plant life forms: grasses and trees. Herbivory plays a major role in the balance between grasses and trees in savanna ecosystems. The present st...

    Authors: Siviwe Odwa Malongweni and Johan van Tol
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2023 12:38
  37. Ceramic water filters (CWFs) are point-of-use devices mostly used in developing countries as a result of their effectiveness in the treatment of household water. However, there is a dearth of knowledge on the ...

    Authors: Ohene B. Apea, Bennet Edem Akorley, Emmanuel O. Oyelude and Boateng Ampadu
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2023 12:37
  38. Five (5) winter wheat genotypes were evaluated based on the Normalized Difference Vegetative Index (NDVI) under irrigation and rainfed conditions. A randomized complete block design in a split-plot arrangement...

    Authors: Tumaini Erasto Robert Mazengo, Zhongying Guo, Xiaoying Liu, Yingnan Wu, Yuzhong Li and Catherine Gwandu
    Citation: Environmental Systems Research 2023 12:36