Carbon Capture: Innovative CO₂ Capture Solutions for a Low-Carbon Future

Rising concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the atmosphere are widely recognized as a primary source of global climate change. Rapid industrialization, increasing energy demand, and continued reliance on fossil fuels have significantly intensified CO₂ emissions from power plants, manufacturing facilities, and transportation systems. Despite the global push toward renewable energy, reaching complete decarbonization will…

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PEEOS: Phenology Estimation of Rice and Wheat in Pakistan using Earth Observation Satellite Imagery

Introduction Agriculture is the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, with rice and wheat feeding millions and driving rural livelihoods. Yet, farmers and other relevant stakeholders (policymakers, crop breeders, researchers) alike face a common challenge: knowing the right time to sow, irrigate, and harvest crops. Traditionally, this knowledge has been based on experience and local weather patterns….

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Mitigating Seasonal Soil Desiccation Cracking: Building Climate-Resilient Infrastructure 

Summary/Blog: Clays contain hydrophilic minerals like montmorillonite and illite, which significantly influence their geotechnical behavior. These minerals cause substantial volume changes in response to moisture fluctuations, leading to swelling, shrinkage, and potential structural damage. During desiccation, the tensile stresses within the soil can exceed its strength, resulting in cracking. This phenomenon is particularly relevant in…

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