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How well do you understand what’s going on in the environment and what can be done to protect it? This infographic connected with our recent research will give you a wider picture. Click to enlarge.
From clockwise:New technology can improve the efficiency and performance of solar power cells
- Electrochemical Synthesis of Novel Zn-Doped TiO2 Nanotube/ZnO Nanoflake Heterostructure with Enhanced DSSC Efficiency
- Effective Improvement of the Photovoltaic Performance of Carbon-Based Perovskite Solar Cells by Additional Solvents
- Novel Hybrid Ligands for Passivating PbS Colloidal Quantum Dots to Enhance the Performance of Solar Cells
from Nano-Micro Letters
Climate change strategies can be strengthened by combining native knowledge with modern forecasting methods
from Pastoralism
Using herbicides on resistant crops reduces plant and animal biodiversity
from Environmental Sciences Europe
Tree cultivation can diversify and increase farm income
from Environmental Systems Research
Recycling products can reduce greenhouse gas emissions
from Carbon Balance and Management
Different environmental strategies should be created to enhance the engagement of villagers in ecological conservation behavior and waste management behavior
from Life Sciences, Society and Policy
Removing nanoparticles from wastewater can reduce contamination when it returns to the environment
from Chemistry Central Journal
Groundwater pollution reduces options for drinkable water sources
There is a need to conserve water in agricultural processes, e.g. olive oil production
from Chemistry Central Journal
Using green methods to extract oil from seeds can reduce energy consumption
from Chemistry Central Journal
Carbon emissions can be offset by carbon uptake from mature forests
from Carbon Balance and Management
Green taxation can act as a deterrent to environmental degradation
from Environmental Systems Research