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Sustainable development and the overuse of resources have become one of the most critical concern in this growing and changing world. Meanwhile, we cannot ignore the importance of economic development in a country’s growth. These two ends can work unharmed when we amalgamate them into a single term. Sustainable economic development is the key to […]

Arsenic can be defined as a semi-metallic (metalloid) naturally occurring chemical which is found all around the world in groundwater. The origin of arsenic can be traced back to the earth’s crust. Since arsenic is a metalloid, it does share a lot of characteristics with metals (Paddock, 2018). Background Like other toxicants, arsenic is also

World Balance in Water and Land Our Ecosystem bases on two pillars, i.e. Land and Water. Water and land are two of the most essential elements to human life. Without them, we would not be able to survive. The global balance between water and land is an important factor that affects the entire planet and

COP27, or the 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties, was held in November 2022 in Egypt. The summit focused on accelerating action towards meeting the goals set out by the Paris Agreement and furthering progress on climate change mitigation and adaptation. Over 200 countries signed up to participate in COP27 and discuss

What is e-waste? Electronics that are no longer needed, broken, or nearing the end of their “useful life” are referred to as “e-waste.” Electronic items that are used every day includes, cell phones, main boards, obsolete laptops, computers, televisions, VCRs, stereos, copiers, and fax machines. A little history on e-waste The problem of how to

Background Concerns regarding the resource’s sustainability have been raised recently due to increased groundwater abstraction to meet rising residential and irrigation demand. However, it is possible to increase and sustain the levels of dwindling groundwater resources with the aid of an artificial well recharging system. The water cycle slowly and gradually  replenishes groundwater reserves, but

Solid waste management is very important. An estimated 33 percent of the 2.01 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste produced annually around the world is not handled in an environmentally sustainable manner. A report published by “The World Bank” depicts that the average amount of garbage produced per person per day in the world is

Human Impacts on Freshwater Supply Globally it is very important to do proper treatment of waste water.  An increase in the urban lifestyle is being observed worldwide, and now over half of the world’s population is urbanized. As per this trend, by 2050, the world urban population will rise to 66%, according to the United

Introduction to Rainwater Recycling Systems In the quest for sustainable living and eco-friendly practices, rainwater recycling systems have emerged as a game-changer. These innovative systems have the potential to significantly impact our environment, water conservation efforts, and even reduce utility bills. In this article, we will delve deep into the world of rainwater recycling and

Climate change, referred to as long-term changes in temperature and weather patterns, The most imminent challenge faced by the human society at the present time is the rising of global  temperature, also referred as global warming. Global warming then leads to rapid climate change mainly because of the anthropogenic activities (Sedjo & Sedjo, 2001). Since