Science International

🌱 Can Coconut Shell Waste Help Capture Carbon and Improve Soil Health?

What if agricultural waste could become a powerful tool for climate resilience and sustainable land management? 🌍

A recent study explores the physicochemical properties, morphology, and carbon sequestration potential of coconut shell biochar, highlighting its value as a sustainable material for environmental applications. The findings suggest that coconut shell biochar possesses characteristics that make it a promising candidate for long-term carbon storage and soil improvement strategies.

📖 Read the full article: https://doi.org/10.3923/tasr.2026.01.13

🐟 Are Fish Farms Becoming Hidden Hotspots for Disease Transmission?

What happens when aquaculture and wildlife share the same environment? Could this increase the spread of harmful pathogens between animals and humans?

A recent study explored the occurrence of shared gut pathogens among fish farmers and aquaculture-linked wildlife in Ibadan, Nigeria, highlighting potential disease transmission risks within aquatic farming ecosystems.

📖 Read the full article: https://doi.org/10.3923/rjvs.2026.01.11

Can AI driven sustainability efforts also create unintended environmental and economic consequences?

This study examines the rebound effects of Artificial Intelligence on sustainability from both economic and policy perspectives. The research explores how increased efficiency through AI may sometimes lead to higher resource consumption, energy demand and unexpected sustainability challenges.

The findings highlight the importance of balanced policies, responsible innovation and strategic governance to ensure AI supports long-term sustainable development goals effectively.

Read Full Article: https://doi.org/10.17311/sciintl.2026.16.28