Author name: John Hutton

In the heart of Europe, where ancient forests whisper tales of centuries past, a new narrative is unfolding—one that bridges the gap between financial ledgers and ecological value. Petra Hlaváčková, a researcher from the Department of Forest and Wood

In the heart of China’s Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, Dianchi Lake, the largest freshwater lake in the region, is facing an unprecedented challenge. A recent study led by Lu Liwen from the City College of Kunming University of Science and Technology has un

In the heart of urban landscapes, a silent menace lurks beneath the surface—black and odorous water bodies, a result of industrial pollution, agricultural runoff, and untreated urban wastewater. These polluted waters not only pose significant environ

In the heart of our increasingly urbanized world, a silent revolution is taking place atop our buildings. Green roofs, once a niche concept, are now gaining traction as a powerful tool in urban environmental art design, promising both aesthetic appea

In the vast, bustling waters of China’s marine aquaculture industry, a silent threat has been lurking, one that could have significant implications for both the environment and the economy. A recent study led by Ping Li from the National Demonstratio

In the heart of sustainable agriculture, a groundbreaking study led by Diana M. Cuesta-Parra has unveiled a promising method to transform coffee pulp, a often discarded byproduct of the coffee industry, into a valuable resource for plant growth. The

In the quest for sustainable solutions, a team of researchers has uncovered a promising pathway to transform brewery waste into a valuable resource, potentially revolutionizing the energy and agricultural sectors. The study, led by Federica Barontini

In the quest to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability, scientists are delving deeper into the intricate relationship between plant roots and soil nutrients. A recent bibliometric analysis published in *Frontiers in Plant Science* (tran