Analysis of initiatives to promote education for sustainability and climate action in schools in Madrid and proposals for improvement by Susana Sastre Merino, Cristine Zanarotti Prestes Rosa, Marvin Josué Izaguirres Betancourth

“…This analysis is complemented by a discussion group with relevant stakeholders from the ecosystem to assess the challenges and opportunities involved in promoting this approach. …”
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Radiation Dynamics on Crop Productivity in Different Cropping Systems by I. Nur Arina, M. Y. Martini, S. Surdiana, R. Mohd Fauzi, S. Zulkefly

“…Besides, practiced intercropping becomes a useful cropping system to increase efficient resource utilization, enhance biodiversity, promote soil health, enhance soil fertility, erosion control, yield advantage, weed, pest, and disease control, insurance against crop failure, ecosystem and modification of microclimate, market instability, and increase farmers income. …”
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Low-temperature biodegradation of freshwater dissolved organic matter during winter-to-spring transition by Corentin Bouvet, Pascale B. Beauregard, Céline Guéguen

“…These findings highlight the critical role of microbial processes in DOM transformation during periods of rapid hydrological change, providing insights into carbon cycling and ecosystem dynamics in cold aquatic environments.…”
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Metabolomic Insights into the Allelopathic Effects of <i>Ailanthus altissima</i> (Mill.) Swingle Volatile Organic Compounds on the Germination Process of <i>Bidens pilosa</i> (L.) by Leonardo Bruno, Diana M. Mircea, Fabrizio Araniti

“…<b>Conclusions:</b> The results underscore the potential of VOC-based allelopathy as a mechanism of plant invasion, offering insights into the role of VOCs in interspecies plant competition and ecosystem dynamics.…”
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Potentials of hydrogen economy in energy transition towards 2050 net zero emission agenda: Opportunities for Nigeria by Abubakar S. Sambo, Abdullahi Adamu

“…The existing energy ecosystem that sustains economic activity around the world is heavily dependent on coal, oil, and natural gas. …”
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Secured Wireless Network Based on a Novel Dual Integrated Neural Network Architecture by H. V. Ramachandra, Pundalik Chavan, S. Supreeth, H. C. Ramaprasad, K. Chatrapathy, G. Balaraju, S. Rohith, H. S. Mohan

“…With such a wide range of devices and service types being present in the 5G ecosystem, security issues are now much more prevalent. …”
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Značaj šumskih zaštitnih pojaseva za regeneraciju zemljišta by Belanović-Simić Snežana, Miljković Predrag, Baumgertel Aleksandar, Beloica Jelena, Ninkov Jordana, Vasin Jovica, Lukić Sara

“…Nevertheless, they represent multifunctional objects, which, in addition to the primary function of protection against erosion, perform a large number of ecosystem services and represent one of the most frequently applied practices of agroforestry. …”
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The Increase of Insect Pest Population in Paddy Field Managed with an Ecological Approach using Refugia Plants and Biopesticides by Arieska Wahyu Alprilia, Wiwin Windiyanti, Ramadhani Mahendra Kusuma

“…Refugia provides alternative habitats and additional resources for insect pests, and the use of biopesticides can create temporary ecosystem imbalances, and increase the population of insect pest. …”
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Why Rights are Wrong in ASEAN and Beyond: A Critique of the Foundations of Universal Human Rights by D. Brian Scarnecchia

“…Part Two then examines whether the original axiomatic listing of human rights or an iteration of human rights founded upon the human genome or a Kantian underpinning can legitimise human rights and, if not, whether reference to the human soul made in the image of God with its natural law may substantiate the human rights project, perhaps, articulated as congruent with the purpose and design courts now recognise in the natural laws found in every ecosystem of nature. Part Three contends that aspects of the public trust doctrine, i.e., the natural use principle and the precautionary principle, are analogous to natural law principles and, because ‘the book of nature is one”, these environmental law principles may help jurists to recognise a theory of natural law liability in order to promote and defend authentic human rights. …”
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Challenges and Current Trends in Preventing Antimicrobial Resistance in EU Water Law Context by Justyna Rogowska, Grażyna Gałęzowska, Agnieszka Zimmermann

“…This study advocates for a proactive, integrated approach to water policy that aligns regulatory actions with scientific advancements to protect public health and ecosystem integrity.…”
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A systematic scoping review reveals that geographic and taxonomic patterns influence the scientific and societal interest in urban soil microbial diversity by Simon Masson, Matteo Chialva, Davide Bongiovanni, Martino Adamo, Irene Stefanini, Luisa Lanfranco

“…Abstract Urban green areas provide multiple ecosystem services in cities, mitigating environmental risks and providing a healthier environment for humans. …”
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Spatial conflict resolution in marine spatial plans and permitting procedures for offshore wind energy: an analysis of measures adopted in Denmark, England and the Netherlands by Juul E. H. Kusters, Ferry M. G. van Kann, Christian Zuidema

“…The findings demonstrate a common set of guiding principles for conflict resolution in their marine spatial plans across countries, including spatial reservation, multi- or co-use, ecosystem-based planning, and financial compensation. …”
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Hadoop in Banking: Event-Driven Performance Evaluation by Monalisa Panda, Mamata Garnayak, Mitrabinda Ray, Smita Rath, Anuradha Mohanta, Sushree Bibhuprada B. Priyadarshini

“…This is supported by the Hadoop ecosystem, which provides distribution of the processing and storage, making it fit for handling large datasets with high fault tolerance and parallel computation levels. …”
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Scaling species interactions: implications for community ecology and biological scaling theory by Douglas S. Glazier

“…I argue that these patterns can provide new insights into the structure/function of ecological communities (including latitudinal and trophic-level gradients in biotic interactions) and various biological scaling patterns at the organism, population, community, and ecosystem levels. I further argue that exploration of the body-size scaling of other kinds of biotic interactions (e.g., competition, mutualism, commensalism, and amensalism) would also be worthwhile. …”
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Prioritizing the Entrepreneurial Exit Causes at Business Growth Stages by Mohammadreza Parsanejad, Seyyed Rashid Shahcheragh

“…The exit is part of the entrepreneurial process and significantly impacts the business ecosystem and the economy. The study of the entrepreneurial process is incomplete without examining the exit phenomenon. …”
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Present Status of Ganges River Dolphins Platanista gangetica gangetica (Roxburgh, 1801) in the Turag River, Dhaka, Bangladesh by Mohammad Abdul Baki, Naser Ahmed Bhouiyan, Md. Saiful Islam, Shayer Mahmood Ibney Alam, Shibananda Shil, Md. Muzammel Hossain

“…Freshwater ecosystem degradation in the Turag River basin is increasing due to rising human settlement, reduced water flow during the dry season, new large land development projects, and toxic emissions caused by brick kilns. …”
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Applying Sewage Sludge to Eucalyptus grandis Plantations: Effects on Biomass Production and Nutrient Cycling through Litterfall by Paulo Henrique Müller da Silva, Fabio Poggiani, Jean Paul Laclau

“…Sewage sludge application also affected positively leaf litter production and significantly increased nutrient transfer among the components of the ecosystem.…”
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An Assessment of Heavy Metals in <i>Synodontis Clarias</i> (Linnaeus, 1766) from Ikpoba Reservoir, Benin City, Nigeria by OM Wangboje, JAO Oronsaye

“…This study determined the concentrations of Cd, Mn, Cu, Pb, Zn and Cr in Synodontis clarias (Linnaeus, 1766) and water from Ikpoba Reservoir, Benin City, Nigeria, in order to ascertain the magnitude of impact by these heavy metals on the resources of the investigated ecosystem. The mean concentrations of the heavy metals in fish were Cd (0.01mg/kg), Mn (2.38 – 2.54mg/kg), Cu (0.09 – 0.16mg/kg), Pb (0.03 – 1.25mg/kg), Zn(10.45 – 15.38mg/kg) and Cr (0.01 – 0.02 mg/kg). …”
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Mitigating physical climate risks: ESG budgeting approaches as risk boundaries for companies by Putri Wika Harisa, Bakhtiar Irfan, Mahasabha Ni Luh Ayounik

“…This exploration found that the clear concept of ESG budgeting or ESG budget tagging is still rare and needs advanced discussion. A supportive ecosystem, a strong tone from the top and adequate ESG literacy are needed to ensure companies' readiness to mitigate physical climate risks.…”
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Pesticide Residues and Associated Public Health Risks in Vegetables from Irrigated Farms Adjacent to Rift Valley Lake Ziway, Ethiopia by Asrat Fekadu Demsie, Girma Tilahun Yimer, Solomon Sorsa Sota

“…Therefore, it is critical to raise awareness among stakeholders while simultaneously implementing sound monitoring policy actions to protect the ecosystem and the health of the population in the study area and beyond.…”
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