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Volume 17 Number 3 (2026)

Article#	Title & Authors	Page
1580	Evaluation of Waste-Derived Materials for CO2 Capture to Enhance H2 Yield from the Gasification of Urban Wastes by Despina Vamvuka, Konstantinos Kyriakidis, Spyridon Karvounis, and Antonios Stratakis	193
1581	AI-driven Machine Learning for Farmers’ Climate Change Adaptation Using the Multivariate Probit Model: Insights for Sustainable Resource Systems by Amine Hmid, Redouane Kaiss, Abdelghafour Achy, Youssef Laababid, and Aziz Boutaieb	201
1582	Climate Change Perception and Environmental Impacts in the Himalayan Region of Pakistan by Seema Batool, Naveed Abbas, and Waseem Haider	216
1583	Machine Learning-Based Classification of Heavy Metal Contamination Levels in Mangrove Sediments to Support Phytoremediation Planning by Harry Irawan Johari	226
1584	Impact of California and RGGI’s ETS Policies on Carbon Emissions Reduction by Zhuohong Shen	235
1585	Agricultural Waste Valorization for Industrial Effluent Treatment: Simultaneous Adsorption of Cu(II), Fe(II), and MG Dye Using Coco Peat by Chester Kenneth Andra, Everline Manriquez, Vikki Marie Quilo, Keziah Villena, and Tristan Roy Panaligan	243
1586	Mapping Groundwater Discharge Areas to the Los Angeles River, USA Using Hydrochemical and Isotopic Tracers by Maria G. Rosas, Tommy J. Rojas, David Molina, Jennifer K. Michel, Caitlin S. Ruelas, and Barry Hibbs	250
1587	The Application of Principal Component Analysis in the Assessment of Surface Water Quality of Mati River, Albania by Elvin Çomo, Albana Hasimi, Blerina Papajani, and Amarildo Shallas	265
1588	Real-Time Air Quality Monitoring and Prediction of Hazardous Gases Using Random Forest Algorithm for Environmental Risk Assessment by Antoine Joseph E. Chua, Charles Adrian S. De Guzman, Reinhart Justine B. Suba, and Kristine Joyce P. Ortiz	271
1589	Evaluating Street Tree Performance in PM2.5 Mitigation under Different Wind Directions: Insights from a CFD Study by	281
1590	TiO₂-Reinforced Alginate-Acrylic-Itaconic Acid Hydrogel for Efficient Brilliant Green Adsorption by Uday Abdul-Reda Hussein, Ali Fawzi Al-Hussainy, Wasam Naj, Alzahraa S. Abdulwahid, Hadil Hussain Hamza, Aseel M. Aljeboree, and Ayad F. Alkaim	292