Co-combustion
of
coal
and
carbon-containing
fuels,
especially
biomass
sludge,
is
thought
to
be
a
good
choice
for
the
goal
carbon
neutrality.
Regardless
tremendous
studies
on
co-combustion
characteristics,
effects
biomass/sludge
blending
emission
behavior
toxic
heavy
metals
are
still
not
so
clear
due
differences
in
volatility
metals,
wide
variety
raw
blended
materials,
changeable
operating
conditions,
huge
difference
experimental
scale.
To
reach
broad
generalizations
across
larger
numbers
study
outcomes,
global
meta-analysis
was
conducted
this
work
comprehensively
evaluate
impacts
various
parameters
three
typical
(As,
Pb,
Cr).
Results
showed
that
co-firing
with
would
accelerate
As
Pb
while
reducing
Cr
emission,
mainly
contributed
by
sludge
rather
than
biomass.
In
comparison
other
types
promotion
inhibition
sewage
were
more
significant.
The
combustion
temperature
ratio
key
factors
affecting
metal
followed
oxygen
concentration
carbonization
Besides,
no
remarkable
found
among
bench-
large-scale
testing
results.
findings
expected
give
new
insight
into
clean
kinds
solid
wastes.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Март 20, 2024
Abstract
Increasing
evidence
demonstrates
the
psychological
benefits
of
nature
contact.
However,
is
often
established
at
population
level,
and
individual
differences
in
gained
from
are
considered
negligible
variations.
In
this
study,
we
performed
a
cross-sectional
online
survey
Brisbane
Sydney,
Australia,
April
15th
May
15th,
2021
around
one
year
after
first
covid-19
pandemic
lockdowns.
The
results
show
that
individuals
with
stronger
connection
to
linked
lower
level
stress
anxiety
increased
frequency
public
greenspace
visits,
while
such
an
association
less
clear
for
weaker
nature.
We
also
find
that,
through
answer
open-ended
question,
tend
mention
nature-related
words
as
reason
visiting
greenspace.
This
indicates
person’s
how
they
interact
thus
might
determine
whether
much
benefit
person
gains
experiencing
The
adverse
impacts
of
climate
change
on
mental
health
is
a
burgeoning
area,
although
findings
are
inconsistent.
emerging
concept
eco-anxiety
represents
distress
in
relation
to
and
may
be
related
health.
aim
this
study
was
explore
the
relationship
between
with
validated
outcomes,
specifically
psychological
symptoms
major
affective
disorders.
Systematic
review.
EBSCO,
ProQuest,
Web
Science
databases
were
searched
February
2024
for
studies
adult
samples
quantifying
(exposure,
i.e.
fear,
worry
or
anxiety
change)
disorders
(outcomes),
as
assessed
by
measures.
Full
text
review
83
performed,
k
=
35
included
(N
45
667,
61%
female,
Mage
31.2
years).
Consistently,
showed
small
large
positive
correlations
outcomes
distress,
depression
symptoms,
stress
symptoms.
However,
results
regarding
post-traumatic
disorder
pathological
mixed.
Stronger
associations
observed
where
operationalised
'anxiety'
rather
than
'worry'.
Findings
underscore
that
burden.
Greater
consideration
assessment
treatment
needed
clinical
practice
further
policy
development
warranted
at
intersection
address
challenges
posed
change.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Апрель 10, 2025
Scientific
literature
is
keen
to
promote
the
study
of
eco-anxiety
despite
its
current
low
prevalence
and
inconsistent
relationships
with
pro-environmental
behavior
mental
health.
In
this
paper,
we
analyze
in
a
representative
sample
Spanish
population
(
N
=
1911)
incremental
validity
eco-worry
construct
concerning
that
at
three
levels
environmental
commitment:
high
(environmental
activists),
medium
(people
who
are
not
part
any
organization
but
would
like
to),
neither
belong
groups
nor
want
to).
Our
results
showed
(1)
activists
our
did
seem
be
eco-anxious
rather
eco-worried,
(2)
commitment,
positively
mediated
relationship
between
climate
change
perception
general
willingness
for
behavior,
eco-worry,
eco-anxiety,
connected
life
satisfaction
through
behave
pro-environmentally.
It
concluded
does
add
anything
more
intuitive
non-pathological
concept
except
alarm
signal,
which
all
strategic
when
goal
individual
behaviors
collective
social
actions.
Stress,
Anxiety,
and
Depression
(SAD)
are
pervasive
mental
health
issues
that
have
substantial
impacts
on
individual
societal
well-being.
This
paper
identifies
eight
key
factors
of
SAD,
workplace
pressure
to
poor
sleep
quality
(
C1
-
C8
),
explores
six
targeted
interventions
ALT1
ALT6
)
designed
mitigate
these
effects.
Among
causes,
chronic
fatigue
emphasized
for
their
profound
impact
health,
as
they
disrupt
emotional
resilience
cognitive
functioning.
By
utilizing
the
fuzzy
analytic
hierarchy
process
(F-AHP),
systematically
analyze
prioritize
causes
identify
most
effective
strategies
SAD
prevention
management.
The
analysis
highlights
adequate
a
crucial
intervention
address
quality,
underscoring
its
role
in
stabilizing
mood
reducing
symptoms.
advocate's
structured
hygiene
central
preventive
measure
within
frameworks,
promoting
improved
life.
These
findings
reinforce
importance
prioritizing
alongside
other
complex
network
contributing
SAD.
Abstract
As
one
of
the
biggest
environmental
and
equality
challenges
our
time,
climate
change
is
causing
some
people
to
experience
anxiety
.
To
address
need
for
valid
reliable
measurement
this
construct,
we
adapted
Hogg
Eco-Anxiety
Scale
measure
in
United
Kingdom
(
n
=
501)
States
508).
In
both
samples,
found
Climate
Anxiety
(HCAS)
was
comprised
four
dimensions:
affective
symptoms,
behavioural
ruminative
thoughts,
about
one’s
personal
impact.
The
four-factor
HCAS
fit
data
well,
showed
invariance
these
two
all
dimensions
were
internally
consistent.
Importantly,
also
provide
evidence
convergent
validity
by
demonstrating
that
scores
positively
correlated
with
an
alternative
eco-anxiety
a
more
general
indicator
worry
daily
life.
distinct
associations
theoretically
related
constructs,
example
only
impact
rumination
significant
predictors
taking
collective
action
on
change,
distinctly
predictive
inequality
beliefs.
We
recommend
as
brief
(13
item)
tool
capture
experiences
anxiety.
