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Energy Environment and Economy
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Energy Environment and Economy
Volume 4 Number 1 2026
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Research Article
Energy Engineering
Sarah Ahed Mohammed Al-Hasnawi 1*
A field-validated 1500 W solar pumping design offers Iraqi farmers a practical, low-carbon alternative to diesel-powered groundwater irrigation.
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Md. Anwar Hossain 1*, Partho Protim Bhattacharya 1
This review demonstrates how ethical foundations can strengthen environmental governance by bridging ecological sustainability, social justice, and policy implementation.
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Ahsan Habib 1*, Md. Anisur Rahman 1, Md. Sajib Hossain Suvo 2 3, Sohrab Hossain 1, Biplab Biswas 1, Monirul Islam 1, Md. Kawser 2 3, Md Saiyed Qutubul Alam 2 3, Meer Sakib Hasan Shishir 2 3, Most. Samia Mahin Onty 2 3, Nafi Khan Rhine 2 3, Khurshed Alam 2 3
This study integrates climatic, biological, and anthropogenic stressors to clarify mechanisms driving estuarine biodiversity loss and ecological resilience.
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Exploring Climate Change Prediction and Mitigation Strategies with Large Language Models (LLM)
The study integrates climate models with language models to improve predictive accuracy, contextual reasoning, and decision-making for climate risk assessment.
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Saltwater Intrusion in Coastal Systems: Integrated Evidence from Hydrological, Agricultural, and Socioeconomic Analyses
This study unifies diverse modeling and monitoring evidence, revealing consistent saltwater intrusion impacts and providing a strong quantitative foundation for coastal adaptation planning.
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Accelerating Renewable Energy Deployment as a Cornerstone Strategy for Achieving Net-Zero Emissions
This study places of interest public readiness and policy actions needed to accelerate renewable energy deployment for achieving net-zero emissions.
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Climate Change, Coastal Stressors, and Estuarine Collapse: A Systematic Review of Ecological Vulnerability, Biodiversity Loss, and Ecosystem Resilience
This study integrates climatic, biological, and anthropogenic stressors to clarify mechanisms driving estuarine biodiversity loss and ecological resilience.
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Practitioner Perceptions of Green Infrastructure for Urban Stormwater Management and Flood Mitigation in the United States: A Cross-Sectional Survey of Awareness, Effectiveness, Adoption, and Barriers
This study maps how U.S. practitioners perceive green infrastructure, highlighting the awareness–adoption gap driven by persistent institutional and financial barriers.
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Design, PVsyst Simulation, and Field Validation of a 1500 W Solar-Powered Water Pumping System for Off-Grid Irrigation in Babylon, Iraq
A field-validated 1500 W solar pumping design offers Iraqi farmers a practical, low-carbon alternative to diesel-powered groundwater irrigation.
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Localized Hotspots of Cadmium and Chromium Pollution in Drinking Water Identified - A Systematic Review
This study identifies global drinking water safety trends, highlighting localized hotspots of cadmium and chromium contamination requiring urgent regulatory interventions.
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