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Data-Driven Solutions to Environmental Challenges: Predicting and Managing Pollution with Machine Learning

Data-Driven Solutions to Environmental Challenges: Predicting and Managing Pollution with Machine Learning Data science is playing an increasingly vital role in tackling complex environmental challenges, particularly in urban settings where pollution and resource management are major concerns. One especially promising area is the use of machine learning to predict air pollution levels. With growing volumes of data from satellites, ground sensors, traffic feeds, and weather stations, it’s now possible to develop predictive models that track and forecast concentrations of pollutants like PM2.5, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone with remarkable accuracy. The…

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Safe drinking water

Safe drinking water is a human right, yet millions of people drink water unknowably contaminated with dangerous substances. With the prevalence of toxic tap water, questions about the water governance and the capacity of regulatory agencies to protect public health are critical. Excluded people, especially low-income communities and communities of color, frequently suffer outdated water management practices and have disproportionate water quality risks (Deen A et al.). Besides, emerging contaminants like agricultural runoff, skincare, and pharmaceuticals increasingly contaminate drinking water supplies and hinder the efforts to maintain clean water (Crane…

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Climate Adaptation and Community Resilience

Climate Adaptation and Community Resilience Climate change is no longer a distant threat but a present reality reshaping environments, economies, and human lives. Mitigation efforts—such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions—are essential but insufficient on their own. Adaptation strategies, which involve adjusting to current and anticipated climate impacts, must be integrated into the broader sustainability agenda. In this context, community resilience—the ability of local populations to absorb, recover from, and adapt to climatic disruptions—becomes a crucial element of sustainable development. Community resilience encompasses social, economic, and ecological dimensions. It is built…

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Plastic Pollution: A Major Challenge to Environmental Sustainability

Plastic Pollution: A Major Challenge to Environmental Sustainability In today’s society, environmental sustainability faces numerous severe challenges, among which plastic pollution is particularly prominent. Thanks to its characteristics of being lightweight, durable, and low-cost, plastic is widely used in modern life, from food packaging to industrial materials, and it can be found everywhere. However, this has also led to the proliferation of plastic waste on a global scale. A large amount of plastic garbage is randomly discarded on land and in the ocean. In the ocean, plastic waste not only…

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Health Disparities from AI and Data-driven Technologies

Health Disparities from AI and Data-driven Technologies The healthcare AI technology industry is rapidly growing, reshaping the landscape of medical services. Innovations such as AI-powered diagnostic tools, remote healthcare services, predictive analytics, and personalized treatment plans are significantly enhancing healthcare efficiency and outcomes. However, this optimistic view often overlooks a critical issue: the inadvertent widening of disparities in access and resource allocation in healthcare. As AI and data-driven technologies become more prevalent in healthcare, these concerns must be integrated into mainstream discussions to ensure the industry evolves sustainably and benefits…

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Data’s Green Frontier: Algorithmic Approaches to Earth’s Toughest Challenges

Data’s Green Frontier: Algorithmic Approaches to Earth’s Toughest Challenges The escalating environmental crisis demands more than conventional solutions; it calls for a revolution in how we understand and interact with our planet. This revolution is increasingly being spearheaded by the sophisticated methodologies of data science, offering powerful new lenses through which to view, predict, and ultimately mitigate ecological degradation. Traditional empirical models often struggle with the inherent complexity and vast scale of natural systems, leaving critical gaps in our ability to formulate effective interventions. Data science, conversely, thrives on such…

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The Financial Statements Comparison Between Exxon Mobil Corporation and Chevron Corporation

The Financial Statements Comparison Between Exxon Mobil Corporation and Chevron Corporation Zhaojun Luo University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Champaign-IL-61820, USA zl113@illinois.edu Abstract. The study embarked upon a comprehensive financial analysis of Exxon Mobil and Chevron, aiming to discern their fiscal health from 2023 onwards. The Exxon Mobil and Chevron are the two leading companies of energy industry. Central to this essay is answering: ‘How are these energy giants faring in today’s dynamic energy industry?” To address this question, this article will utilize the financial data from 2023 Wall Street Journal as…

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Smart Learning Techniques for Collaborative Learning

Smart Learning Techniques for Collaborative Learning Liu, H., Wu, A., & Zhou, Q   Abstract: Education is a lifelong activity, and the internet now enables various smart learning techniques. Smart education refers to the use of the internet and information technology to promote more effective and efficient education processes. This paper addresses various smart learning techniques that can enhance student learning and outcomes. The paper also reviews previous research on smart education to decipher the developmental status of smart education and provide theoretical and academic application suggestions. Smart education includes…

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Carbon Lock-in and the Limits of Green Growth

Carbon Lock-in and the Limits of Green Growth The notion of “green growth”—economic growth that is environmentally sustainable—has become a cornerstone of global climate policy. Institutions like the World Bank, OECD, and UNDP promote climate-compatible development strategies that aim to reduce carbon emissions while sustaining economic expansion. However, this article argues that green growth often fails to address structural dependencies on fossil fuel infrastructures, financial systems geared toward short-term returns, and socio-political regimes invested in extractive development. These entrenched systems produce what scholars call “carbon lock-in,” making transformative change exceedingly…

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