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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 3
Machine Learning and Spatial Statistical Modeling of Urban Heat Islands under Climate Change Scenarios
Leonel Coyla-Idme, Vladimiro Ibañez-Quispe, Jose-Panfilo Tito-Lila, Juan Reynaldo Paredes-Quispe
Urban heat islands intensify thermal exposure in cities by concentrating heat in dense built environments, reducing nocturnal cooling, and amplifying the effects of regional climate warming. This study compares machine learning and spatial statistical approaches for predicting current urban heat island intensity and projecting mid-century changes under climate change scenarios. The objective is to evaluate whether predictive accuracy, spatial inference, and climate adaptation relevance can be im
2026 Volume 15 Issue 2
Integrating Machine Learning and Statistical Risk Assessment for Predicting Environmental Sustainability under Climate Change Scenarios
Fred Torres-Cruz, Stephen-Ronald Leguia-Valverde, Javier Mamani-Terrazas, Edward Torres-Cruz, Roger Gonzales-Aliaga, Andrés Olivera-Chura
Predicting environmental sustainability under climate change requires methods that can represent nonlinear climate–land interactions while also expressing the probability that critical ecological thresholds will be exceeded. This study develops an integrated empirical framework that combines machine learning prediction with statistical risk assessment to evaluate sustainability degradation under future climate scenarios. The framework is demonstrated for three indicators: water stress, soil orga
2026 Volume 15 Issue 1
Bayesian Spatiotemporal Assessment of Environmental Sustainability Indicators and Ecosystem Resilience
Julio-César Machaca-Mamani, Stephen-Ronald Leguia-Valverde, Helfer Cusilayme-Barrantes, Edward Torres-Cruz, Roger Gonzales-Aliaga, Andrés Olivera-Chura
This study develops an original empirical Bayesian spatiotemporal assessment of the relationship between environmental sustainability indicators and ecosystem resilience. The central purpose is to quantify how annual variations in vegetation condition, water quality, and carbon sequestration are associated with recovery rates following drought disturbance. The study treats resilience as a measurable spatiotemporal outcome rather than a purely conceptual property of ecological systems. The analys
2026 Volume 15 Issue 3
Development of Environmental Practices and Green Projects to Achieve the Principles of Sustainable Urban Public Spaces
Lyutsiya Gaisina, Zulfiya Troska, Irina Smirnova, Vladimir Korolkov, Oleg Kuzmin, Galina Vukovich, Nataliia Panova, Elman Akhyadov
Urbanization creates a significant burden on the environment of urban areas, calling for innovative approaches to the management of public spaces. The purpose of the study was to assess the degree of implementation of environmental practices under the framework of the circular economy in Russian urban projects based on specialist assessments. The subjects of the study were three major public space improvement projects: Zaryadye Park (Moscow), the embankment of Kaban Lakes (Kazan), and New Hollan
2026 Volume 15 Issue 3
Soil Nomenclature of the Kostanay Region, Kazakhstan according to the WRB System
Aliya Yskak, Denis Lipatov, Dmitry Manakhov, Seitbek Kuanyshbayev, Almabek Nugmanov, Alexey Shcheglov, Zhassulan Irzhanov
The study aimed to correlate the principal soil types and subtypes of the Kostanay Region of Kazakhstan with the World Reference Base for Soil Resources (WRB) and to provide a unified nomenclature suitable for international soil research. The analysis was based on regional soil maps, the National Atlas of the Republic of Kazakhstan, published studies on soil morphology and properties, and the fourth edition of WRB (2022). More than 30 national classification units and eight soil complexes identi
2026 Volume 15 Issue 3
Heavy Metals and Naturally Occurring Radionuclides in Agricultural Soils from Phosphorus Fertilizers: A Review
Aliya Yskak, Almabek Nugmanov, Seitbek Kuanyshbayev, Maria Godyaeva, Anna Tamrazova, Dmitry Manakhov, Bolat Makhmutov, Zhassulan Irzhanov, Alisher Shynbergen, Yevgeniy Sokharev, Vladimir Fominov, Zayna Zhussupbekova
The aim of this study was to summarize and critically assess available data on the content of heavy metals (HM) and naturally occurring radionuclides (NOR) in mineral phosphorus fertilizers, their entry into agricultural soils, and associated ecological and human health hazards. The systematic Scopus database search (2004–2024) was supplemented by highly cited earlier works and authoritative monographs to introduce historical and methodological depth. The search term "heavy metals/ radionuclides

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2026 Volume 15 Issue 3
ESG Development in Large Companies: Environmental and Social Aspects
Darkhan Saparbaiuly, Olga Petrova, Alexander Lisovsky, Diana Stepanova, Oxana Chernova, Aleksandr Litvinov, Andrey Zharov, Aleksandr Shelygov
The integration of sustainable development principles into corporate strategies is becoming a critical factor for the effective strategic planning and competitiveness of large companies in transition economies. This study aims to conduct a comparative analysis of sustainable planning strategies adopted by large companies in Russia and Kyrgyzstan in the energy, transport, and industrial sectors, with a particular focus on environmental initiatives and social programmes. A mixed-methods research d
2026 Volume 15 Issue 3
Regulatory Mechanisms for Managing Protected Areas to Reduce Environmental Threats and Support Sustainable Development
Adel Sadvakassova, Zhandos Zholzhaxynov, Amina Jantassova, Yerzhan Abiyev, Saule Syzdykova, Manshuk Rakhimgulova, Marina Umrikhina
Biodiversity loss and human pressure on specially protected natural ecosystems make effective protected area management critical for cutting environmental risk. In Kazakhstan, extensive steppe, semi-desert, and mountain landscapes call for regulatory mechanisms that do not just assign conservation status but deliver measurable environmental results. This study assesses how regulatory mechanisms influence the management effectiveness of Kazakhstan’s protected areas. The article uses mixed methods
2026 Volume 15 Issue 2
Seasonal Water Chemistry and Reclamation Status of Irrigated Lands in the Syr Darya Basin
Raushan Dzhaisambekova, Aleksandr Basmanov, Balzhan Amanbayeva, Nurlan Balgabayev, Yermekkul Zhaparkulova, Yekaterina Shaydullina, Aigul Shaimerdenova
This article addresses the deterioration of reclamation conditions and the decline in soil fertility in the middle and lower reaches of the Syr Darya River Basin, where the major irrigated agricultural lands of Kazakhstan are located. The paper presents the results of comprehensive studies conducted during 2023–2025 and summarizes seasonal changes in the chemical indicators of water resources within the Syr Darya River Basin, as well as assesses the impact of water quality on the reclamation sta
2026 Volume 15 Issue 3
Green Dental Practice Adoption: The Effects of Environmental Management, Organizational Support, and Staff Engagement in Saudi Dental Clinics
Randa Al-Madah, Ghadeer Alsobahi
Dental clinics contribute to environmental pressures through clinical and non-clinical waste, disposable materials, chemical use, water consumption, energy-intensive equipment, sterilization processes, procurement decisions, and routine administrative activities. These impacts arise within care environments where infection control, patient safety, treatment quality, and operational continuity cannot be compromised. Environmentally responsible dental practice therefore requires the careful redesi
2026 Volume 15 Issue 1
Hidden Effects of Spring Wheat Productivity Management in the Conditions of Northern Kazakhstan
Bakit Irmulatov, Mariya Auzhanova, Rashit Nurgaziev, Andrey Komarov, Viktor Dragavtsev
The study was conducted in northern Kazakhstan at a precision farming test site in the Shortandinsky district of the Akmola region. It evaluated the effects of foliar treatments with the polymer fertilizer Vitanoll-NP and the humic preparation Stimulife on spring wheat yield, crop structure, and nutrient accumulation under drought conditions. Plant growth and development were assessed using ground-based observations and Earth remote sensing data obtained from Sentinel-2 imagery and unmanned aeri
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

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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
Green Dental Practice Adoption: The Effects of Environmental Management, Organizational Support, and Staff Engagement in Saudi Dental Clinics
Randa Al-Madah, Ghadeer Alsobahi
Regulatory Mechanisms for Managing Protected Areas to Reduce Environmental Threats and Support Sustainable Development
Adel Sadvakassova, Zhandos Zholzhaxynov, Amina Jantassova, Yerzhan Abiyev, Saule Syzdykova, Manshuk Rakhimgulova, Marina Umrikhina
ESG Development in Large Companies: Environmental and Social Aspects
Darkhan Saparbaiuly, Olga Petrova, Alexander Lisovsky, Diana Stepanova, Oxana Chernova, Aleksandr Litvinov, Andrey Zharov, Aleksandr Shelygov
Heavy Metals and Naturally Occurring Radionuclides in Agricultural Soils from Phosphorus Fertilizers: A Review
Aliya Yskak, Almabek Nugmanov, Seitbek Kuanyshbayev, Maria Godyaeva, Anna Tamrazova, Dmitry Manakhov, Bolat Makhmutov, Zhassulan Irzhanov, Alisher Shynbergen, Yevgeniy Sokharev, Vladimir Fominov, Zayna Zhussupbekova
Soil Nomenclature of the Kostanay Region, Kazakhstan according to the WRB System
Aliya Yskak, Denis Lipatov, Dmitry Manakhov, Seitbek Kuanyshbayev, Almabek Nugmanov, Alexey Shcheglov, Zhassulan Irzhanov
Development of Environmental Practices and Green Projects to Achieve the Principles of Sustainable Urban Public Spaces
Lyutsiya Gaisina, Zulfiya Troska, Irina Smirnova, Vladimir Korolkov, Oleg Kuzmin, Galina Vukovich, Nataliia Panova, Elman Akhyadov
Machine Learning and Spatial Statistical Modeling of Urban Heat Islands under Climate Change Scenarios
Leonel Coyla-Idme, Vladimiro Ibañez-Quispe, Jose-Panfilo Tito-Lila, Juan Reynaldo Paredes-Quispe

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