Vol 47, Issue 1 (March 2026)

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Investigating MODIS-Derived Vegetation Metrics Integration with Modelling to Predict Plant Available Water in a Data-Scarce Humid Subtropic Paddock of Australia	pdf pdf
M. Rawat, T. Nguyen-Huy, A. Ali, A. Ghahramani	1-20

Identifying Critical Source Areas and Optimizing Agricultural Management Practices to Reduce Non-Point Source Pollution in Taihu Basin	pdf PDF
R. J. Wang, Y. W. Fan, L. J. Liu, X. Y. Tang, X. Y. Li	21-35

High-Resolution Air Quality Modeling in Poland: A Comparative Analysis of EMEP4PL and uEMEP Models for PM2.5, NO2, and O3 Concentrations	pdf pdf
K. Wiśniewska, M. Werner, B. R. Denby, Q. Mu, M. Kryza	36-46

The Memorability of Polar Ice Grain Size on Temperature and Its Implications for Reconstructing Paleoclimate Conditions	PDF
Y. Li	47-61

Resilient and Green Supply Chain Management in the Circular Economy	pdf pdf
M. Mohammadi	62-76

Analysis of Green Production System with Control of Emission, Replacement and Rework Policies Under Emission Tax	pdf pdf
S. Das, F. Akhtar, H. Ali, A. A. Shaikh, A. F. Alrasheedi, J. Gwak	77-91

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