Exploring temperature dynamics in Madhya Pradesh: a spatial-temporal analysis

Kumar, Amit; Kumar, Siddharth; Rautela, Kuldeep Singh; Kumari, Aksara; Shekhar, Sulochana; Thangavel, Mohanasundari

doi:10.1007/s10661-023-11884-5

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“…[ 37 ] The high‐resolution XPS spectra of Al 2p in BMOF(3) crystal were deconvoluted into two peaks, which are related to Al 2p 3/2 (72.68 eV) and Al 2p 1/2 (74.72 eV). [ 38 ] Compared to the original Al‐fumarate, the shift of Al 2p peaks in BMOF(3) suggested that the incorporation of metal nodes in MOF is changing the band gap of the original MOF. [ 31,39 ]…”

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Bimetallic MOF‐Derived Solar‐Triggered Monolithic Adsorbent for Enhanced Atmospheric Water Harvesting

Luo

Liang

Chen

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The development of economical, energy‐saving, and efficient metal‐organic framework (MOF)‐based adsorbents for atmospheric water collection is highly imperative for the rapid advancement of renewable freshwater resource exploitation. Herein, a feasible one‐step solvothermal formation strategy of bimetallic MOF (BMOF) is proposed and applied to construct a solar‐triggered monolithic adsorbent for enhanced atmospheric water collection. Benefiting from the reorganization and adjustment of topology structure by Al atoms and Fe atoms, the resultant BMOF(3) consisting of Al‐fumarate and MIL‐88A has a higher specific surface area (1202.99 m2 g−1) and pore volume (0.51 cm3 g−1), thereby outperforming the parental MOFs and other potential MOFs in absorbing water. Expanding upon this finding, the solar‐triggered monolithic adsorbent is further developed through a bottom‐up assembly of polyaniline/chitosan layers and hybridized BMOF(3) skeletons on a glass fiber support. The resultant monolithic adsorbent exhibits superior sorption‐desorption kinetics, leading to directional water transport and rapid solar‐assisted vapor diffusion. As a proof‐of‐concept demonstration, an exquisite water harvester is constructed to emphasize a high water yield of 1.19 g g−1 per day of the designed monolithic adsorbent. Therefore, the design and validation of bimetallic MOF‐derived solar‐triggered adsorbent in this work are expected to provide a reference for the large‐scale applications of MOF‐based atmospheric water harvesting.

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Bimetallic MOF‐Derived Solar‐Triggered Monolithic Adsorbent for Enhanced Atmospheric Water Harvesting

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“…The International Labor Organization revealed that the circumstances of the agricultural sector are significantly associated with occupational and environmental health hazards to laborers. The nature of work in the agricultural sector is linked with various risks to the health and life of the laborer, while a large number of demographic, socioeconomic conditions, nature of weather, risks related to wild animals, toxic plants, unsafe biological and chemical products, long-standing work, uncertainty about timings and hazardous machines of agricultural purpose among many others creates serious health threats (Kumar et al, 2023).…”

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Occupational and Environmental Health Hazards among Agriculture Laborers: An Evidence-Based Study from Punjab, Pakistan

Jamshed,

Arshad,

Afzal

et al. 2024

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Laborers from the agriculture sector have often been victims rather than beneficiaries of the green revolution, technological development, and globalization trends that characterized the 20th century. In recent decades, the laborers working in the agriculture sector have been half of the world’s labor force, with an estimated number of 1.3 billion worldwide, and a majority of them found in developing countries. Adequate balance between agricultural growth and protection from occupational & environmental health hazards is very crucial for the future of the world’s food production and for the sustainability of the sector. The study was conducted in three divisions of Punjab, and primary data was collected through multistage simple random sampling techniques. The interview schedule was used as a tool for data collection. The results revealed that the occupational and environmental circumstances of the laborers were not conducive towards their health and well-being. The agricultural laborers have to face many health hazards, whereas the majority of the laborers were exploited only due to their illiteracy and ignorance about Government policies and laws related to them. A huge proportion of the participants reported chronic health, malnutrition, and socio-economic problems significantly associated with their working environment, amenities and available facilities.

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Exploring Climatic Dynamics in Madhya Pradesh, India Utilizing Long-Term Gridded Data (1951–2021): An Integrated Statistical and GIS Modules

Kumar,

Ray,

Mohanasundari

2024

Integrated Management of Water Resources in India: A Computational Approach

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Exploring temperature dynamics in Madhya Pradesh: a spatial-temporal analysis

Cited by 10 publications

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Bimetallic MOF‐Derived Solar‐Triggered Monolithic Adsorbent for Enhanced Atmospheric Water Harvesting

Bimetallic MOF‐Derived Solar‐Triggered Monolithic Adsorbent for Enhanced Atmospheric Water Harvesting

Occupational and Environmental Health Hazards among Agriculture Laborers: An Evidence-Based Study from Punjab, Pakistan

Exploring Climatic Dynamics in Madhya Pradesh, India Utilizing Long-Term Gridded Data (1951–2021): An Integrated Statistical and GIS Modules

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