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This book aims to introduce pioneering scientific concepts in water and environmental studies, fostering the exchange of cutting-edge research findings and educational insights. With a focus on sustainable practices in water resource management, quality, and pollution control, the ICSDWE conference addresses the vital linkages between environmental sustainability, climate change, and water-related issues. This years conference will focus on key themes such as climate change and water security, microplastics in freshwater ecosystems, sustainable groundwater development, transboundary water conflicts and cooperation, and environmental impact of desalination.





By advocating for significant measures aligned with sustainable development principles, ICSDWE strives to safeguard water resources and the environment for future generations. We extend a warm welcome to all related research contributions, aspiring for ICSDWE to positively impact our world and enhance overall quality of life.





This year, the ICSDWE conference will have its 7th edition. Through its previous editions, the conference has also contributed to the academic and practical discourse by publishing proceedings, policy briefs, and recommendations that serve as resources for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers alike. With each edition, the conference has reinforced its commitment to advancing sustainable development goals and addressing the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. Overall, the conference has established itself as a significant event for sharing knowledge, fostering partnerships, and promoting sustainable practices.
1.Effect of Fe/Ce molar ratio on catalytic performance of Fe-Ce/Ite for
NH3-SCR de-Nox.- 2.Learn from the experience of ocean science popularization
to solve the dilemma of land subsidence science popularization.- 3.Study on
Causes of High Turbidity in Water Intake in Strong Tidal Estuaries.-
4.Applications of biomass materials in agricultural nitrogen and phosphorus
non-point source pollution control.- 5.Impacts of Climate Change on Water
Resources in the Urban District of Téra, Niger.- 6.Ecological Transformations
and Socio-Economic Implications: A 15-Year Assessment of Land Use Changes on
Lingkun Island.- 7.Water quality evaluation and driving forces of groundwater
in Luanhe Delta.- 8.Evaluation of the Application of Activated Carbon in Acid
Drainage Remediation.- 9.Study on removal of phenol in coking wastewater by
advanced oxidation processes.- 10.Apple Snails as Bioindicators of
Microplastic Pollution in Singapore's Freshwaters.- 11.Assessment of water
use quota in the Yellow River Basin and the ways to make up the shortage.-
12.Application of biomimetic superhydrophobic/hydrophilic stripe surfaces in
electrostatic fog collection study.- 13.AQUIFER RISK MANAGEMENT USING SWOT
ANALYSIS: STRATEGIES FOR GROUNDWATER CONSERVATION AND DEMAND MANAGEMENT.-
14.Environmental risks and threats to water resources in the economic
structuring and implementation of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan
of the Republic of Bulgaria.- 15.Challenges and Opportunities in Water
Diplomacy: A Middle Eastern PerspectiveIon chromatography method for
simultaneous determination of five anions in rural domestic drinking water.-
17.Urban Sustainability: Myth, Advocacy, or Reality? Exploring the Link
Between Demographic Evolution and Urbanization in Europe.- 18.Development and
field application of a new amphoteric fungicide for polymer-containing
wastewater.- 19.Salinity prediction model in estuary area based on neural
network.- 20.The Impact of Energy-Environmental Constraints on the Marginal
Growth of China's Manufacturing Exports--Dynamic Analysis Based on TVP-VAR
Modeling.- 21.Brackish Water Quality, Product Safety, and Economic Value: An
Empirical Study of Salted Fish from the Jakarta Coast.- 22.Study on the
Factors Influencing the Gelling Behavior of Phosphate Ester/Al3+Oil-Based
Gel.- 23.Research and engineering application of energy-saving and emission
reduction technology for a certain nuclear power unit.- 24.Sustainable Use of
Mineral Springs as a Catalyst for Tourism Development in Sofia, Bulgaria.-
25.Hydrophobic Surface Modification of Nano-silica and Its Oil Displacement
Performance.- 26.The influence of abiotic factors on the biodiversity and
distribution of bivalves in the aquatic ecosystems of the Sangzar river,
basin and springs.- 27.Sustainable Solution for Domestic Wastewater with Rock
Filter and Constructed Wetland Systems.- 28.Research on short-term fine
operation model of cascade reservoirs based on surrogate modeling.-
29.Geochemical Characteristics and Sedimentary Environment of the Lijiapan
Shale from Yanchang Formation in southeastern Ordos Basin.
Zuo-Yu Sun is the Director of the Hydrogen Energy Laboratory (Beijing Jiaotong University, China) and a Professor of the Department of Energy and Power Engineering at Beijing Jiaotong University. He is a Fellow of Beijing Institute of Thermophysics and Energy Engineering (BITEE), a Member of the Hydrogen and Carbon Neutrality Subcommittee (BITEE), a Member of the Dual Carbon Industry Cooperation Branch Committee (China Energy Research Association), an Editorial Board Member of sustainability (ISSN: 2071-1050) on the subject of Energy Sustainability, an Editorial Advisory Member of Chinese Journal of Urban and Environmental Studies (English Journal, ISSN: 2345-7481), and a Member of the Combustion Institute. He has over 80 journal and conference publications in hydrogen energy involving research in natural and social sciences. Eight of his journal articles had been indexed as ESI articles, and the h-index is 30 (Scopus) upon about 2,338 citations until August 2024.
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