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World Journal of Environmental Biosciences

World Journal of Environmental Biosciences

World Journal of Environmental Biosciences

ISSN: 2277-8047

A public health journal serving the public health community and scientists working on matters of public health interest and importance, involving the environment.

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World Journal of Environmental Biosciences, brings articles in all areas related to Environmental science and applied Biology on quarterly basis. this journal welcomes the submission of manuscripts that fit the general criteria of significance and scientific Supremacy.
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World Journal of Environmental Biosciences is a scientific journal which provides an opportunity to share the information among the medical scientists, biologist and researchers.
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2026 Volume 15 Issue 2
Mathematical Modeling of Ecotoxicant Behavior in “Soil–Vegetation Cover” Systems
Bekmyrza Zhumash, Aliya Yskak, Sergey Mamikhin, Denis Lipatov, Almabek Nugmanov, Dmitry Manakhov, Gulnaz Yermoldina, Seitbek Kuanyshbayev, Moldir Uxikbayeva, Zhassulan Irzhanov, Akhmet Bugubaev, Aruzhan Nurseitova, Petr Lyanga, Zayna Zhussupbekova
Technogenic contamination of soils and vegetation by radionuclides, heavy metals, pesticides, and other ecotoxicants requires reliable tools for assessing pollutant redistribution and forecasting environmental risks. This study examines mathematical modeling approaches for describing ecotoxicant behavior in soil–plant systems and identifies the principal processes that should be incorporated into simulation algorithms, including vertical and lateral migration, transformation between physicochemi
2026 Volume 15 Issue 2
Potential for the Wide Use of Pollinating Bees in the Oil Flax Cultivation System of Kazakhstan
Valentina Limanskaya, Aspen Orynbayev, Abzal Zhumagaliyev, Madina Zhanibekkyzy, Ulzhan Nuraliyeva, Oleg Krupskiy, Gaukhar Moldakhmetova, Akzhbek Bulekova
The article examines the potential for the wide use of pollinating bees in the oil flax cultivation system in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The study aimed to determine the effect of organized pollination by cultivated bee breeds on the yield of oil flax under the conditions of Akmola and East Kazakhstan regions. The experiments were conducted in 2023-2025 on seed-production plots using isolated and non-isolated accounting plots located 200 and 500 m from apiaries. Carniolan bees were used as poll
2026 Volume 15 Issue 1
Integrated Assessment of Agricultural Land Use for Sustainable Crop Production in Kazakhstan
Gulsim Aitkhozhayeva, Nurgali Turmanbetov, Yermek Anarbayev, Toleubek Pentayev, Almas Mukhametov
Sustainable crop production in Kazakhstan increasingly depends on efficient agricultural land use under conditions of agrarian transformation, urbanization pressure, labor outflow, and environmental constraints. A combination of comparative, systems-based, statistical, economic-mathematical, and spatial analytical approaches was used to classify existing land-use assessment methods and evaluate their applicability to regional agricultural conditions. Statistical indicators, socio-economic charac
2026 Volume 15 Issue 1
Assessment of Heavy Metal Contamination of the Soil Cover in the Area of a Solid Household Waste Landfill
Aida Akhmetova, Zulfiya Bayazitova, Aigul Kurmanbayeva, Sayagul Zhaparova, Natalya Safronova, Baurzhan Yessenzholov, Gulim Baikenova, Samal Sergazina, Galiya Abisheva
Soil contamination associated with solid household waste landfills represents a significant environmental concern because heavy metals can accumulate in surface horizons and migrate into adjacent ecosystems. This study aimed to assess the level and spatial distribution of heavy metal contamination in soils surrounding the solid household waste landfill adjacent to the Shchuchinsk-Borovskaya resort area, Kazakhstan. In August 2024, 12 composite soil samples were collected from the 0–20 cm layer i
2026 Volume 15 Issue 1
Reclamation of Oil-Polluted Soils with Modified Humic Preparations
Ainash Nauanova, Zhanar Kassenova, Maira Kazankapova, Bolat Yermagambet, Nurgul Kazangapova, Ainagul Malgazhdarova, Gulnar Nurgazina
Soil contamination with oil products remains a pressing environmental issue, particularly in regions with extensive oil production. Promising approaches to remediating such soils include the use of humic substances, which bind pollutants and promote microbiological degradation. This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of oil-contaminated soil remediation using basic potassium humate and its modified forms at concentrations of 1% and 10% over a 60-day experimental period. Oil-contaminated s
2026 Volume 15 Issue 3
Institutional Pressures, Environmental Management Accounting, Eco-Innovation, and Pollution Reduction in SMEs
Pham Thi Kim Thanh˒, Nguyen Thanh Tai, Tran Thi Thanh Hai, Nguyen Le Ha Thanh Na, Nguyen Ha Thach
Manufacturing SMEs are a major source of energy and material consumption, wastewater, solid waste, and air emissions, so strengthening their environmental management is central to curbing industrial pollution and protecting surrounding ecosystems. In transition economies, SMEs remain slow to adopt environmental management accounting (EMA), while the effect of EMA on eco-innovation is underexplored. Drawing on institutional theory, the natural-resource-based view, and the dynamic capabilities per

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2026 Volume 15 Issue 2
Integrated AI-Based Vision System for Quality Inspection of Welded Structures in Agricultural Machinery Manufacturing
Bekmyrza Zhumash, Bulat Salykov, Seitbek Kuanyshbayev, Olga Salykova, Bolat Makhmutov, Aliya Yskak, Gulnaz Yermoldina, Vladimir Fominov, Denis Komarov, Zhanibek Nauyrzbayev, Zayna Zhussupbekova
The quality of welded joints is a critical factor affecting the reliability and service life of agricultural machinery, while conventional inspection methods remain dependent on operator experience and are difficult to automate in serial production. This study aimed to develop and experimentally evaluate an integrated intelligent system for automated weld defect detection using machine vision and a convolutional neural network. The proposed system combines an industrial camera, controlled lighti
2026 Volume 15 Issue 2
Improving the Effectiveness of Land Resource Management in Kazakhstan for Achievement of Sustainable Development Principles
Alisher Ibrayev, Anor Mukasheva, Nazgul Ibrayeva, Ainagul Kaskeyeva, Aliya Myrzakarim
The issue of sustainable development in agrarian economies is rooted not in the scarcity of land resources, but in the quality of their legal and administrative governance. While possessing a substantial land fund and being characterized by a high dependence of rural territories on the agricultural sector, Kazakhstan demonstrates the vulnerability of land-use planning due to large-scale land degradation. The objective of the study is to identify which elements of legal regulation and institution
2026 Volume 15 Issue 2
The Regulatory System Governing Land Reclamation in the Context of Sustainable Development and Environmental Protection
Yelena Kozlova, Alimkhan Maitanov, Dulat Abeuov, Yerazak Tileubergenov
The mining sector disturbs significant areas of Kazakhstan’s farmland every year. However, the regulatory control of how those lands are reclaimed in the context of sustainable agricultural land use remains empirically understudied. This article aims to identify and systematically describe the institutional gaps between the current regulatory framework for reclaiming subsoil-disturbed lands and the requirements of sustainable agricultural land use in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The methodology h
2026 Volume 15 Issue 1
The Impact of Energy System Integration on Climate Change Mitigation Strategies to Achieve Sustainable Development Principles
Ekaterina Nezhnikova, Vadim Kankhva, Yury Kostyukhin, Natalia Vaynshtok, Jielin Zhao, Diana Stepanova, Judith Josefina Hernández García de Velazco
Climate change mitigation requires systemic transformations in the energy sector, particularly through the integration of energy systems across technological and spatial levels. This study aims to assess the potential of energy system integration as a tool for sustainable development planning and climate change mitigation, with a focus on Kazakhstan. The research employs a mixed qualitative–quantitative approach combining a structured literature review with an expert survey involving 48 speciali
2026 Volume 15 Issue 1
Adapting Public Administration to Water Challenges in Central Asia: The Case of the Kyrgyz Republic
Almaz Nasyrov, Nursulu Ahmetova, Natalia Nikitenko, Pavel Nikanorov, Kuban Kabaev
Climate change, increasing water scarcity, and transboundary competition are placing growing pressure on water governance in Central Asia. This study examines how institutional characteristics of public administration influence water resource management and adaptive capacity, using the Kyrgyz Republic as a case study. The research applies a qualitative case-study design based on the analysis of regulatory legal acts, national strategies, international reports, and academic studies related to wat
2026 Volume 15 Issue 3
Generative AI-Enabled Environmental Education and Green Entrepreneurial Intention
Thuyen Thanh Thị Tran, Hai Hong Phan, Thuc Ngoc Nguyen
Environmental education increasingly requires digital learning approaches that help students understand environmental problems and develop sustainability-oriented responses. This study examines how generative AI adoption (GAA) contributes to this educational process by supporting green skills, green opportunity recognition, and green entrepreneurial intention (GEI) among university students in Vietnam. Drawing on human capital theory, opportunity recognition theory, and person–environment fit th

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2026 Volume 15 Issue 3

Green Banking as an Environmental Sustainability Instrument: Determinants of Green Banking Usage
Bui Hong Diep, Vo Thi Yen Ha, Huynh Dat Hung, Tran Nha Ghi
Generative AI-Enabled Environmental Education and Green Entrepreneurial Intention
Thuyen Thanh Thị Tran, Hai Hong Phan, Thuc Ngoc Nguyen
Institutional Pressures, Environmental Management Accounting, Eco-Innovation, and Pollution Reduction in SMEs
Pham Thi Kim Thanh˒, Nguyen Thanh Tai, Tran Thi Thanh Hai, Nguyen Le Ha Thanh Na, Nguyen Ha Thach

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