Wetland Eutrophication: Early Warning Biogeochemical Indicators by Alan L. Wright

“…Wright, describes the effects of nutrients in the Everglades and identifies sensitive early-warning indicators of ecological changes. Includes references. Published by the UF Department of Soil and Water Science, July 2009. …”
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Reducing the risk of introducing or spreading nonindigenous plants, animals, and microorganisms through science and engineering fair projects by Charles Jacoby

“… Circular 1499, an 11-page circular by Charles Jacoby, describes the risk that scientific study of organisms in biological or ecological sciences may lead to introduction of non-indigenous organisms outside their native or existing ranges, and encourages participants in science and engineering fair projects to explicitly manage this risk. …”
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Wodór - paliwo przyszłości by Krzysztof Biernat, Izabela Agata Samson-Bręk

“…Low is unchallenged advantage of employment of hydrogen in car engines emission, then hydrogen is fuel ecological completely. On way to general employment of hydrogen biggest barrier stagnant as storage of this gas is fuel and high cost of its production.…”
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Utopie, pragmatopie et hétérotopie. À propos de quelques limites politiques des expérimentations de transition écologique by Bruno Villalba

“…The use of the notions of pragmatopia and heterotopia allows us to take a reflexive look at the relationship that ecological transition experiments maintain, internally and externally, with political power. …”
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Pipevine Swallowtail, Blue Swallowtail Battus philenor (Linnaeus 1771) (Insecta: Lepidoptera: Papilionidae: Papilioninae: Troidini) by Donald W. Hall

“…The article also discusses the butterfly’s mimicry, pollination biology, and the ecological significance of its interactions with host plants and predators. …”
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Reducing the risk of introducing or spreading nonindigenous plants, animals, and microorganisms through science and engineering fair projects by Charles Jacoby

“… Circular 1499, an 11-page circular by Charles Jacoby, describes the risk that scientific study of organisms in biological or ecological sciences may lead to introduction of non-indigenous organisms outside their native or existing ranges, and encourages participants in science and engineering fair projects to explicitly manage this risk. …”
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Wetland Eutrophication: Early Warning Biogeochemical Indicators by Alan L. Wright

“…Wright, describes the effects of nutrients in the Everglades and identifies sensitive early-warning indicators of ecological changes. Includes references. Published by the UF Department of Soil and Water Science, July 2009. …”
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First Record of Trophobiotic Interaction between a Ponerine Ant and a Cicadelid Bug by Thadeu Sobral Souza, Ronaldo B. Francini

“…(Rubiaceae) along a trail in an upland forest in the Ecological Reserve of Anavilhanas, AM, Brazil. Five complete interactions at day and at night (about 60 minutes) were analyzed. …”
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Technology of stable transportation of combustion by-products in the framework of termal power plant "Pljevlja" by belt conveyors by Miljković Nikola, Živanović Miloš, Jovanović Nikola, Pavlović Zlatko, Stefanović Jelena

“…After the ecological reconstruction of the "Pljevlja" thermal power plant, ash and slag are produced as combustion by-products in amounts of 420.000 t and 70.000 t, while after desulphurization process, gypsum is obtained in the amount of 154.000 t. …”
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People’s Network for Land and Liberation (Commentary) by Melanie E. L. Bush

“…In the context of end-stage capitalism, with intensifying global, economic, ecological, political and social crises this article discusses a formation in the United States that seeks to resist this trend, and imagine and build the new world centred on cooperative, regenerative and balanced systems. …”
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Morphological and Molecular Characterization of Trichoderma Isolates from Vegetable Crop Rhizospheres in Nepal [version 2; peer review: 1 approved, 2 approved with reservations] by Arvind Kumar Keshari, Suraj Baidya, Aashaq Hussain Bhat, Ram B. Khadka, Puja Jaiswal

“…Methods In this study, Trichoderma isolates were collected from rhizospheric soil samples of vegetable crops from different ecological zones and were selected for comprehensive morphological and molecular characterization. …”
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Distribution, sources and risk assessment of heavy metals in Yangshan port and its adjacent sea areas by WenZhuo Zhu, JinChao Cai, WeiWei Ma, Bo Li, WeiHua Feng

“…This study provided new insight into the heterogeneity of heavy metal pollution accumulation in the Yangshan Port and its adjacent sea areas and offered a scientific basis and favorable support for port ecological environment protection and prevention of heavy metal pollution-related ecological risks.…”
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Modeling vegetation density with remote sensing, normalized difference vegetation index and biodiversity plants in watershed area by R.Z. Ekaputri, T. Hidayat, H.K. Surtikanti, W. Surakusumah

“…This is crucial for comprehending ecological conditions, devising restoration measures, and implementing conservation efforts. …”
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Characteristics of Land Use Changes in Nansha District,Guangzhou Based on GF-1 Remote Sensing Images by CHEN Guangcheng, YU Huanghao, LI Binquan, CHEN Cheng, XU Dong, SUN Jinyan

“…The type of land use can reflect regional economic,social,and ecological benefits.In order to gain a deeper understanding of the composition and changes of land use in Nansha District,this paper selected the GF-1 PMS data in 2016,2017,and 2022 for preprocessing and used support vector machine algorithm oriented to supervised classification for remote sensing image interpretation.According to the results of field investigation and correction,the overall accuracy of the corrected land-use products was above 90%,and the Kappa coefficient was above 0.85.The land use transfer matrix in Nansha District from 2017 to 2021 was constructed,and a comparative analysis was carried out in combination with the land use planning in 2025.In 2017,the main land use type in Nansha District was water area,accounting for 40%.By 2021,the impervious surface has increased by 10% (14.39 km²),mainly from the transfer of cultivated land (8.06 km²) and water area (7.48 km²).The water area has decreased by 3% (10.63 km²),of which the conversion to impervious surface accounts for 70% of the total reduction area;cultivated land,forests,and grasslands have a small reduction.The urbanization process of Huangge Town and Nansha Street is the fastest,and the impervious surface area has increased significantly.The cultivated land in Dongchong Town and Dagang Town has been reduced on a small scale.A large amount of water areas in Wanqingsha Town and Longxue Street have been invaded by impervious surfaces.Compared with the overall urban planning of Nansha District in 2025,except for Zhujiang Street and Wanqingsha Town,the construction of the underlying surface of other towns and streets in Nansha District is basically completed.At the same time,the proportion of water areas,forests,and grasslands in Nansha District that are encroached by impervious surfaces is relatively high.In order to avoid damage to the ecological environment,it is necessary to strike a balance between social and economic development and ecological environment protection.…”
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Thresholds for Rural Public and Ecosystem Services: Integration into Rural Green Space Spatial Planning for Sustainable Development by Huiya Yang, Jiahui Zou, Chongxiao Wang, Renzhi Wu, Maroof Ali, Zhongde Huang, Hongchao Jiang, Fan Zhang, Yang Bai

“…This will scientifically guide sound and efficient spatial planning and ecological management. This study takes the suburban countryside of Jiangning in Nanjing as the study area. …”
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Distribution, Risk Assessment, and Quantitative Source Analysis of Soil Heavy Metals in a Typical Agricultural City of East-Central China by Wenyue Du, Peng Zeng, Shi Yu, Fan Liu, Ping’an Sun

“…The research results indicate the following: (1) Based on the background values of Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province, all heavy metals have caused pollution to the soil except for As and Hg, among which Cd poses the highest potential ecological risk in the study area. According to the values of the Environmental Quality Standards for Soil (EQSS), the concentrations of heavy metals have not exceeded the standards and have relatively low potential ecological risks. (2) In terms of health risks, all soil heavy metals basically do not bring non-carcinogenic risks but acceptable carcinogenic risks to adults and children, except for Cd. …”
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Study on Productive Performances, Constraints, and Opportunities of Improved Chicken under Village Production System in West Shewa Zone, Ethiopia by Amanuel Bekuma, Abdissa Tadesse

“…Moreover, a significant difference (p<0.05) was observed for crossbred and exotic chickens' egg production performances between agro-ecological zones. The mean age at the first egg laying (182.28 ± 1.61 days) of crossbred chickens was higher than the mean age at the first egg laying (164.29 ± 0.41 days) of exotic chickens. …”
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Scenario Simulation of Ecosystem Services Based on Land Use/Land Cover Change in the Bailong River Basin, in China by Shuangying Li, Yanyan Zhou, Dongxia Yue, Zhongling Guo, Zhi Li

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Arginase Inhibitor in the Pharmacological Correction of Endothelial Dysfunction by Mihail V. Pokrovskiy, Mihail V. Korokin, Svetlana A. Tsepeleva, Tatyana G. Pokrovskaya, Vladimir V. Gureev, Elena A. Konovalova, Oleg S. Gudyrev, Vladimir I. Kochkarov, Liliya V. Korokina, Eleonora N. Dudina, Anna V. Babko, Elena G. Terehova

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Process on biological nitrogen removal technology of ammonia- nitrogen wastewater from ion-type rare earth mines by FAN Cunwen, GUO Peijie, HU Yujia, LIU Xinfu, QIU Qingrong, SU Hao, ZHANG Dachao

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