• CHARACTERIZATION, SOURCE IDENTIFICATION AND INVESTIGATION OF EFFECT OF WEATHER PARAMETERS ON ATMOSPHERIC TRANSFORMATION OF BLACK CARBON (BC) AND BROWN CARBON (BrC) AT A RURAL SITE IN INDO-GANGETIC PLAINS (IGP) REGION 

  Chilkewar, Ashwini Gangaram (2025-10-06)

  Carbonaceous aerosols Black Carbon (BC) and Brown Carbon (BrC) have significant impact of radiative forcing and influence climate system. BC can be emitted from combustion of fossil fuels and biofuels while primary ...

• EXAMINING DAILY AND DRY SEASON CAPACITIVE WATER RELEASE OF AFRICAN TROPICAL TREES IN A CHANGING CLIMATE 

  Crawford, Cecilia (2025-06-30)

  Tropical forests are vital to the global carbon budget, regional water cycling and biodiversity, but face major threats in a changing climate. Tree die-off due to drought is a concern of increasing magnitude. Understanding ...

• PFAS in Drinking Water: Institutional Responsibilities and Regulatory Gaps caused the Ronneby incident? 

  Eriksson Lilja, Emmie (2025-06-27)

  PFAS (per- and polyfluorinated alkyl substances) are a collective name for over 10,000 synthetic chemicals. They are characterized by their persistence, bioaccumulation, and high mobility in aquatic environments, and ...

• BARK AND FOLIAR WATER UPTAKE CAPACITY OF TROPICAL TREE SPECIES IN RWANDA 

  Valfridsson, Simon (2025-06-26)

  Water is essential for tree function and survival, yet climate warming poses increasing threats to tree health, particularly in tropical regions where droughts are intensifying. While foliar water uptake (FWU) and bark ...

• A Comparative Study of Air Quality and Urban Development in Sri Lankan Cities (1980-2024) 

  Amarapathi Saluwadana Mudiyanse Ralahamilage, Nadeeka Chandima Kumari Ambanwela (2025-06-26)

  The aim of this study is to investigate the long -term relationship between urbanization and air quality in four Sri Lankan cities, Colombo, Kandy, Anuradhapura, and Jaffna from 1980 to 2024. As rapid urbanization and ...

• ESTIMATING LEAF AREA DENSITY (LAD) ACROSS URBAN TREE GENERA USING LIDAR DATA 

  Engström, Hanna (2025-06-25)

  Urban greenery provides natural processes that benefit human well-being, called ecosystem services, such as climate change mitigation and is an important factor for establishing sustainable cities. Some ecosystem services, ...

• Composition and effect of windmill-derived microplastic 

  Ranaweera, Piumi (2025-06-25)

  One readily available and renewable energy that combats global warming and minimizes the use of fossil fuels is wind power. The next generation of power is likely to be more socially reliant on wind power as it is more ...

• EVALUATION OF THE PROTECTIVITY OF ASSESSMENT FACTORS IN THE REACH REGULATION 

  Brunner, Lara Milena (2025-06-25)

  Under REACH, a chemical risk assessmentis often conducted tduring the registration if an industrial chemical. In that chemical risk assessment, assessment factors can be used to extrapolate the toxicity of a chemical ...

• HEAT TOLERANCE AND HEAT ACCLIMATION IN POTENTIAL FUTURE URBAN TREE SPECIES IN SWEDEN 

  Ruud, Carl (2025-06-24)

  The full effect on urban greenery due to global warming and future increased intensity and frequency of heatwaves is still unclear. Harsh urban conditions, like the urban heat island effect, may require the introduction ...

• EFFECTS OF THE ANTIDEPRESSANT AMITRIPTYLINE ON MARINE MEIOFAUNA With a novel methodology of examining activity 

  Stenmark, Rebecka (2025-06-24)

  Chemical pollution is an increasing problem threatening earth’s ecosystems around the world. One important group of organisms is meiofauna that is often overlooked despite their great ecological importance and diversity. ...

• HOW LOGGING RESIDUES IMPACT ECOSYSTEM RESPIRATION AFTER CLEAR-CUT? 

  Serafin, Marta (2025-06-23)

  Drained peatlands are a source of CO2; to reduce such effect, afforestation is a common mitigation strategy. However, clear-cutting and logging residue retention, along with climate change, alter soil conditions, affect ...

• MICROPLASTICS IN THE DRINKING WATER TREATMENT PROCESS: A CASE STUDY OF GISLAVED, SWEDEN 

  Matthews, Stuart (2025-06-23)

  The production and subsequent pollution of plastics has reached staggering levels in recent decades, leading to the ubiquitous presence of microplastics in Earth’s environmental systems, including aquatic resources ...

• ASSESSING THE SPRING ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATION EFFECTS ON GLACIERS IN THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN TIBETAN PLATEAU: Insights from observation data and ERA5 reanalysis for surface air temperature, precipitation and precipitation type 

  Goovaerts, Elke (2025-06-23)

  The Tibetan Plateau consists of several glacier regions that are subject to many near-surface and atmospheric processes. Therefore, it is important to understand their relationships. Spring is typically the transition ...

• ECOTOXICOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE ANTI-EPILEPTIC DRUG LAMOTRIGINE ON ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES 

  Rigatti, Silvia (2025-06-23)

  Pharmaceuticals are essential in modern medicine, to ensure physical and mental health. However, after consumption, these chemicals are discharged into the environment through wastewater treatment plants and pose risks ...

• DROUGHT TOLERANCE OF CANDIDATE URBAN TREE SPECIES 

  Thapa, Rabina (2025-06-23)

  Global climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme events such as drought and the effect is exacerbated in urban environment, threatning urban tree health and survival. In this study, we conducted ...

• Establishment of Long-Term Measurement of Alkali-Containing Particles at The Natrium Air Quality Research Station 

  Ahmad, Muhammad Nasrullah (2025-06-23)

  Measurement of alkali-containing aerosol particles over extended periods provides valuable insight into both natural and anthropogenic influences on air quality. This study aimed to establish continuous measurement of ...

• EFFECTS OF ANTIBIOTICS AND MULTIDRUG RESISTANT E. COLI ON BACTERIAL SEDIMENT COMMUNITIES 

  Jyrmark, Oliver (2025-06-23)

  The spread of antibiotic resistance is a global health concern, with growing evidence that environmental reservoirs such as aquatic sediments play a role in antibiotic resistance persistence and dissemination. This study ...

• CHLOROPHYLL A AND MICROCYSTIN VARIATIONS ACROSS WETLANDS LOCATED IN MINERAL AND PEAT SOILS IN SOUTH SWEDEN 

  Sanyang, Bakanding (2025-06-23)

  Concentrations of chlorophyll a (Chl-a) and cyanobacterial toxins such as microcystin are used as indicators of phytoplankton biomass, water quality and ecological status in surface waters such as wetlands. Although ...

• ADVANCING IN VITRO TECHNIQUES FOR ECOTOXCIOLOGICAL APPLICATION: Evaluation of a novel fish cell line co-culture system through PFAS-induced transcriptional responses 

  Karlsson, Nora (2025-06-23)

  Ecotoxicology is increasingly challenged by the demand for toxicological data on a growing range of environmental contaminants. At the same time, continued reliance on laboratory animals is limited by ethical considerations ...

• A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF AN ANIMAL PRODUCT FREE AND AN ANIMAL PRODUCT CONTAINING CELL CULTURE PROTOCOL AND ITS EFFECTS ON PLHC-1’S GROWTH, VITALITY AND EROD ACTIVITY 

  Wiström, Linda (2025-06-23)

  Animal-derived products, such as fetal bovine serum and porcine derived trypsin, has been utilized within cell cultivations for decades. However, these animal-derived products come with an increased environmental impact, ...

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