The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
920, P. 170944 - 170944
Published: Feb. 14, 2024
Children
are
more
vulnerable
than
adults
to
climate-related
health
threats,
but
reviews
examining
how
climate
change
affects
human
have
been
mainly
descriptive
and
lack
an
assessment
of
the
magnitude
effects
children
face.
This
is
first
systematic
review
meta-analysis
that
identifies
which
climate-health
relationships
pose
greatest
threat
children.
We
reviewed
epidemiologic
studies
analyse
various
child-health
outcomes
due
identify
with
largest
effect
size.
population-specific
risks
provide
recommendations
for
future
research.
searched
four
large
online
databases
observational
published
up
5
January
2023
following
PRISMA
(systematic
review)
guidelines.
evaluated
each
included
study
individually
aggregated
relevant
quantitative
data.
used
data
in
our
meta-analysis,
where
we
standardised
sizes
compared
them
among
different
groupings
variables
outcomes.
Of
1301
articles
identified,
163
were
eligible
analysis.
identified
many
between
child
health,
strongest
was
increasing
risk
(60
%
on
average)
preterm
birth
from
exposure
temperature
extremes.
Respiratory
disease,
mortality,
morbidity,
others,
also
influenced
by
changes.
The
air
pollutants
considerably
smaller
effects,
most
(16/20
=
80
%)
pollutant
indicating
at
least
a
weak
effect.
Most
occurred
high-income
regions,
found
no
geographical
clustering
according
outcome,
variable,
or
risk.
factors
protective
threats:
(i)
economic
stability
strength,
(ii)
access
quality
healthcare,
(iii)
adequate
infrastructure,
(iv)
food
security.
Threats
these
services
vary
local
geographical,
climate,
socio-economic
conditions.
will
increased
prevalence
disease
anthropogenic
change,
quantification
impact
aspects
can
contribute
planning
mitigation
improve
current
generations.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(15), P. 9234 - 9234
Published: July 28, 2022
Many
cities
of
the
world
suffer
from
air
pollution
because
poor
planning
and
design
heavy
traffic
in
rapidly
expanding
urban
environments.
These
conditions
are
exacerbated
due
to
Urban
Heat
Island
(UHI)
effect.
While
there
have
been
studies
linking
built
environment
with
health,
they
ignored
aggravating
role
UHI.
The
past
literature
this
field
has
also
science
materials,
vehicles
pollution,
technological
solutions
for
reducing
cumulative
health
impacts
Air
Pollution,
human
complex
discussion
factors
that
involve
several
different
fields.
is
linked
through
opportunities
physical
activity
quality.
Recent
focuses
on
creating
compact
walkable
areas
dotted
green
infrastructure
promote
reduce
vehicle
emission-related
pollution.
Reduced
car
use
leading
reduced
UHI
implied
literature.
technology
fields
speaks
issue
directly.
Zero
emission
cars,
building
materials
absorb
pollutants
fall
within
category.
This
paper
identifies
main
themes
two
streams
impact
presents
a
systematic
review
academic
papers,
policy
documents,
reports
features
print
media
published
last
10–20
years.
The Innovation Geoscience,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
1(1), P. 100015 - 100015
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
<p>The
sustainability
of
life
on
Earth
is
under
increasing
threat
due
to
human-induced
climate
change.
This
perilous
change
in
the
Earth's
caused
by
increases
carbon
dioxide
and
other
greenhouse
gases
atmosphere,
primarily
emissions
associated
with
burning
fossil
fuels.
Over
next
two
three
decades,
effects
change,
such
as
heatwaves,
wildfires,
droughts,
storms,
floods,
are
expected
worsen,
posing
greater
risks
human
health
global
stability.
These
trends
call
for
implementation
mitigation
adaptation
strategies.
Pollution
environmental
degradation
exacerbate
existing
problems
make
people
nature
more
susceptible
In
this
review,
we
examine
current
state
from
different
perspectives.
We
summarize
evidence
Earth’s
spheres,
discuss
emission
pathways
drivers
analyze
impact
health.
also
explore
strategies
highlight
key
challenges
reversing
adapting
change.</p>
Chemical Engineering Journal Advances,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14, P. 100442 - 100442
Published: Jan. 6, 2023
Using
vehicles
powered
by
alternative
fuels
such
as
electricity,
hydrogen,
and
biofuels
have
been
envisioned
the
ideal
way
to
curb
noxious
vehicular
emissions.
However,
availability
of
resources
for
sustainable
use
these
fuels,
possible
risks,
their
fate
at
end
life
are
frequently
questioned,
necessitating
a
detailed
assessment
factors
influencing
all
three
use.
Though
batteries
fuel
cells
"locally"
zero-emission
(ZEVs),
they
resource
scarcity,
infrastructure
limitations
relatively
expensive,
thus
restricting
market
penetration
consumer
acceptance.
Biofuels,
though
can
be
used
in
existing
vehicles,
procuring
required
amounts
feedstock,
mitigating
food-versus-fuel
issues
is
still
challenge.
Overcoming
challenges
crucial
critical
step
sustained
primary
fuels.
To
accomplish
this,
need
categorized
comparative
analysis
among
them
necessary
address
them.
This
work
therefore
serve
ready
reference
researchers
policy
makers
take
appropriate
informed
decisions
long-term
action
achieve
goals
Paris
agreement
reduce
global
temperature.
Energy Harvesting and Systems,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Feb. 24, 2023
Abstract
The
study
examines
the
methods
for
producing
hydrogen
using
solar
energy
as
a
catalyst.
two
commonly
recognised
categories
of
processes
are
direct
and
indirect.
Due
to
indirect
low
efficiency,
excessive
heat
dissipation,
dearth
readily
available
heat-resistant
materials,
they
ranked
lower
than
procedures
despite
superior
thermal
performance.
Electrolysis,
bio
photosynthesis,
thermoelectric
photodegradation
few
examples
approaches.
It
appears
that
approaches
have
certain
advantages.
heterogeneous
photocatalytic
process
minimises
quantity
emissions
released
into
environment;
thermochemical
reactions
stand
out
having
requirements
due
high
temperatures
generated;
electrolysis
is
efficient
while
very
little
pollution
created.
Electrolysis
has
highest
exergy
efficiency
when
compared
other
creating
hydrogen,
according
evaluation.
Processes,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(6), P. 1765 - 1765
Published: June 9, 2023
Coal
gasification
is
recognized
as
the
core
technology
of
clean
coal
utilization
that
exhibits
significant
advantages
in
hydrogen-rich
syngas
production
and
CO2
emission
reduction.
This
review
briefly
discusses
recent
research
progress
on
various
techniques,
including
conventional
(fixed
bed,
fluidized
entrained
bed
gasification)
relatively
new
(supercritical
water
gasification,
plasma
chemical-looping
decoupling
terms
their
gasifiers,
process
parameters
(such
type,
temperature,
pressure,
agents,
catalysts,
etc.),
advantages,
challenges.
The
capacity
potential
hydrogen
through
different
technologies
are
also
systematically
analyzed.
In
this
regard,
based
pyrolysis,
char–CO2
CO
shift
reaction
shows
remarkable
features
improving
comprehensive
coal,
low-energy
capture
conversion
CO2,
well
efficient
production.
As
key
unit
work
reviews
advances
(2019–2023)
influence
factors
such
agent
composition,
particle
size,
catalyst
performance
studied,
its
kinetics
outlined.
serves
guidance
for
further
excavating
promoting
fuel
mitigating
greenhouse
gas
emissions.
Environment Development and Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 2, 2024
Abstract
Hydrogen
has
emerged
as
a
promising
energy
source
for
cleaner
and
more
sustainable
future
due
to
its
clean-burning
nature,
versatility,
high
content.
Moreover,
hydrogen
is
an
carrier
with
the
potential
replace
fossil
fuels
primary
of
in
various
industries.
In
this
review
article,
we
explore
part
global
mix
current
state
development.
The
majority
production
currently
occurs
through
steam
methane
reforming,
which
produces
significant
greenhouse
gas
emissions
limits
clean
source.
Significant
investment
advancements
renewable
electrolysis
are
necessary
overcome
limitation.
There
also
growing
demand
infrastructure,
including
refueling
stations
storage
transportation
systems,
crucial
growth
success
industry.
will
depend
on
continued
commitment
develop
commercialize
Our
explores
relationship
between
eco-industrial
parks
production,
benefits
challenges
EIPs
technologies
being
developed
facilitate
process.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(37)
Published: April 15, 2024
Abstract
This
comprehensive
review
delves
into
the
intricacies
of
photoelectrochemical
(PEC)
water
splitting
process,
specifically
focusing
on
design,
fabrication,
and
optimization
particle‐based
photoelectrodes
for
efficient
green
hydrogen
production.
These
photoelectrodes,
composed
semiconductor
materials,
potentially
harness
light
energy
generate
charge
carriers,
driving
oxidation
reduction
reactions.
The
versatility
as
a
platform
investigating
enhancing
various
candidates
is
explored,
particularly
emerging
complex
oxides
with
compelling
transfer
properties.
However,
challenges
presented
by
many
factors
influencing
performance
stability
these
including
particle
size,
shape,
composition,
morphology,
surface
modification,
electrode
configuration,
are
highlighted.
introduces
fundamental
principles
PEC
splitting,
presents
an
exhaustive
overview
different
synthesis
methods
powders
their
assembly
discusses
recent
advances
in
photoelectrode
material
development.
It
concludes
offering
promising
strategies
improving
stability,
such
adoption
novel
architectures
heterojunctions.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
280, P. 116532 - 116532
Published: June 7, 2024
Air
pollution,
a
pervasive
environmental
threat
that
spans
urban
and
rural
landscapes
alike,
poses
significant
risks
to
human
health,
exacerbating
respiratory
conditions,
triggering
cardiovascular
problems,
contributing
myriad
of
other
health
complications
across
diverse
populations
worldwide.
This
article
delves
into
the
multifarious
impacts
air
utilizing
cutting-edge
research
methodologies
big
data
analytics
offer
comprehensive
overview.
It
highlights
emergence
new
pollutants,
their
sources,
characteristics,
thereby
broadening
our
understanding
contemporary
quality
challenges.
The
detrimental
effects
pollution
are
examined
thoroughly,
emphasizing
both
short-term
long-term
impacts.
Particularly
vulnerable
identified,
underscoring
need
for
targeted
risk
assessments
interventions.
presents
an
in-depth
analysis
global
disease
burden
attributable
offering
comparative
perspective
illuminates
varying
different
regions.
Furthermore,
it
addresses
economic
ramifications
quantifying
losses,
discusses
implications
public
policy
care
systems.
Innovative
intervention
measures
explored,
including
case
studies
demonstrating
effectiveness.
paper
also
brings
light
recent
discoveries
insights
in
field,
setting
stage
future
directions.
calls
international
cooperation
tackling
underscores
crucial
role
awareness
education
mitigating
its
exploration
serves
not
only
as
scientific
discourse
but
clarion
call
action
against
invisible
insidious
making
vital
read
researchers,
policymakers,
general
public.
Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
385(6707), P. 386 - 390
Published: July 25, 2024
The
most
up-to-date
estimate
of
the
global
burden
disease
indicates
that
ambient
air
pollution,
including
fine
particulate
matter
and
ozone,
contributes
to
an
estimated
5.2
million
deaths
each
year.
In
this
review,
we
highlight
challenges
in
estimating
population
exposure
pollution
attributable
health
risks,
particularly
low-
middle-income
countries
among
vulnerable
populations.
To
protect
public
health,
evidence
so
far
confirms
urgent
needs
prioritize
interdisciplinary
research
on
risk
assessment
develop
evidence-based
intervention
policies
communication
strategies.
Here,
synthesize
emerging
supporting
monitoring
evaluation
progress
implementation
Global
Air
Quality
Guidelines
prepared
by
World
Health
Organization.