ISSN: 2995-6919
Volume 10, Number 1 (2026)
Year Launched: 2016
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SCIREA Journal of Environment (ISSN: 2995-6919)
SCIREA Journal of Environment is an international, scientific peer-reviewed open access journal published online by SCIREA.
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Abstract: This paper investigates the potential of integrating Small Hydropower Plants (SHPs) into the Athens Water Supply Network (AWSN) to recover otherwise wasted hydraulic energy and support green hydrogen production. Five candidate sites, Evinos, Kirfi, Helicon, Kithairon, and Mandra, are evaluated in terms of their energy recov
Abstract: Last but not least, triggered by the outcome of COP 29, this article tries to answer the following three questions:
a)Can we still meet the goal, identified in the Paris Agreement, to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees C?
b)Could we avoid dangerous climate change – characterized by a ‘hot house scenario’ - withou
a)Can we still meet the goal, identified in the Paris Agreement, to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees C?
b)Could we avoid dangerous climate change – characterized by a ‘hot house scenario’ - withou
Abstract: Urban wastewater treatment is crucial for protecting public health and aquatic ecosystems, but its carbon footprint has raised concerns in the context of climate change mitigation. This study provides a comprehensive review of the current status of carbon emissions from urban wastewater treatment, identifies key challenges,
Abstract: Today, due to the increase in industries such as steel manufacturing, a lot of wastewaters is released into the environment, which, due to the presence of harmful ions and salts, causes environmental hazards and human health problems. One of the harmful compounds present in water is fluoride compounds. According to the Worl
Abstract: This paper investigates climate change, with a specific focus on temperature variations in Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan.
The summer temperatures in the Kurume region have shown a significant increase, progressively warming in recent years. To substantiate this observation, we conducted numerical analyses using climate data
The summer temperatures in the Kurume region have shown a significant increase, progressively warming in recent years. To substantiate this observation, we conducted numerical analyses using climate data
Abstract: Concepts concerning the major role of tectonic movements in the formation of morphostructures that caused the environmental features of the coastal zone are substantiated. Landscapes correspond to regional morphostructures, and morphological units of horizontal landscape dissection correspond to local morphostructures. The
Abstract: During a historical period of more than 100 years, the function of the P3 and P4 thoracic appendages in Daphnia was defined as filtering. The role of P3 and P4 flapping was indicated as the creator of internal water circulation aimed at gas exchange (respiration) and feeding mechanism. Precise examination of in vivo cinemat
Abstract: Natural factors, technical means for remote monitoring and methodology for interpreting remote sensing images are discussed. Natural factors that determine the monitoring conditions include hydrometeorological regime, topography, soil, and thickets of submerged aquatic vegetation. Submarine topographical features, soils and
Abstract: Sorption of heavy metal ions by different pectin-rich materials such as waste citrus peels and pectin extracts is emerging as a low-cost and double-headed solution technique for metallic contaminant removal and biomass solid waste management. Heavy metal ions present in drinking water and foods have remained a challenge, as
Abstract: The study of analytical patterns in the evolution of individual components of the oceanosphere was laid down in oceanology by the programme of the first oceanological expedition aboard the Challenger at the end of the 19th century. The national geographical school solves problems that are relevant both in physical geography