SCIREA Journal of Environment is an international, scientific peer-reviewed open access journal published online by SCIREA.
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Rapid publication: manuscripts are peer-reviewed and a first decision provided to authors approximately 20 days after submission; acceptance to publication is undertaken in 5 days.
Recognition of reviewers: reviewers who provide timely, thorough peer-review reports receive vouchers entitling them to a discount on the APC of their next publication in any SCIREA journal, in appreciation of the work done.
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Zhiyuan Li, Zungang Wang, Hui Cui, Haijun Fan, Ying Wang, Li Fu, Xianyun Ai
Abstract: We developed a novel Thick Gas Electron Multiplier (THGEM) film based on simulation results. With new substrate material and homemade industrial PCB technology, the film has good stability, the gain of monolayer reaches 2×104 and the working voltage range exceeds 150V. Although the detection efficiency of monolayer THGEM de
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Kirill Petrov
Abstract: A system of units for detailed zoning is proposed reflecting the action of three factors: tectonic movements, subdivision of the shelf into three vertical belts and geographic zonation. The main initial unit of zoning of the shallow seabed is the underwater landscape. It occurs within one morphostructural county, one vertic
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BARBARA MUELLER
Abstract: Unrequested health effects of a long-term intake of arsenic contaminated ground water have been known since a long time in Nepal and other countries in South-East Asia. Nowadays, so called Kanchan filters are installed in the lowland of Nepal but their removal efficiency has hardly ever been evaluated. This mini review repo
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Mohammad Reza Arasteh Taleshmekaiil, Bahareh Rouki, Yousef Ghaderpour, Leyla Khandan
Abstract: According to the predictable results about future climate change, the most important challenge of climate change in the world is increasing the temperature due to the emission and increase of greenhouse gases as a result of enormous population displacements at different scales. The increase in temperature has caused the ra
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Tolulope Eunice KOLAJO, Opeyemi Elizabeth ODULE
Abstract: A great number of wastes are generated globally. Traditional disposal strategies have a detrimental effect on the environment as they are often burned in incineration plants or buried in landfills, adding to CO2 emissions and can be potentially carcinogenic. In a bid to repurpose waste products and ultimately reducing pollu
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Nelieta B. Arnejo Bedoya
Abstract: Genus Ansonia of the family Bufonidae, order Anura of amphibians in the Philippines is found only in Mindanao Island. Current classification bares only two species, A. mcgregori and A. muelleri. However, the differences represent individual variation rather than species differentiation. Otherwise proven, these species mus
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Daniel Ameny, Alex Barakagira
Abstract: In Uganda, most parts of the country are not connected to the national grid that supplies hydroelectricity and those that are connected, occasionally face intermittent power supplies that stagnate smooth running of daily household activities and some microbusinesses. This prompted some members of the local community to star
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Misiani Zachary, Lun Yin, Mwai Zacharia, Antonine Sakwa, Xiaohan Zhang, Yanyan Zheng, Bousted Mukolwe
Abstract: Our long-term study on the quantitative at-sea distribution of the upper trophic levels - seabirds and marine mammals - in polar ecosystems aims at quantifying the factors influencing their distribution as well as detecting possible spatial and temporal changes, with special attention to hydrography and global climate chang
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