Highly Cited Articles in Journal of Environmental & Earth Sciences | ISSN: 2661–3190 (Online)-Ⅱ

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Highly Cited Articles in Journal of Environmental & Earth Sciences | ISSN: 2661-3190 (Online)

📚 Morphologic Response of a River Channel to Sand Mining in River Tyaa, Kitui County, Kenya


👉 This paper presents findings on the geomorphic effects of sand mining in the ephemeral River Tyaa channel in Kitui County.
#Channelincision #Ephemeralstream #Morphologicresponse #Sandmining #Sustainabledevelopment
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com

📚 Influence of Temperature and Relative Humidity on Air Pollution in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia


👉 In this paper we access the effects of two atmospheric variables (temperature and relative humidity) on two important pollutants in the atmosphere (Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and carbon monoxide (CO)) by using one year (2016) data of Addis Ababa.
#Atmospheric_pollutants #Carbon_monoxide #Nitrogen_oxides #Relative_humidity #Temperature
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com

📚 The Environmental Impact of Plastic Waste


👉 This article mainly discusses the pollution problem from the following aspects: Integrate all relevant important indicators to establish a multiple regression model of the maximum amount of disposable plastic waste to estimate the maximum amount of disposable waste in the future without causing further damage to the environment.
#Multipleegression #Fuzzyhierarchy #Plasticwaste #Environmentalsafety
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com

🌏 Sustainability Assessment of the Groundwater Quality in the Khoyrasole Block, Birbhum District, West Bengal to Achieve Rural Water Security


🖊️ In order to attain the water security goal, specifically in highly developing areas, delineation of pure and sustainable water resources is of utmost priority. 
#Water_security #Groundwater_assessment #Groundwater_quality #India
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com

📚 Quantum Biophysics of the Atmosphere: Factor Analysis of the Annual Dynamics of Maximum, Minimum and Average Temperatures from 1879 to 2017 to Hadley English Temperature Center (Hadcet)


👉 In all three methods of factor analysis, the meteorological parameter «average Annual temperature» was in the first place as the influencing variable, the «Maximum temperature» was in the second place, and the «Minimum temperature» was in the third place.
#CentralEngland #Annualtemperatures #Dynamicsfrom1879to2017 #Binaryrelations #Factoranalysis #Behaviorquanta
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com

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