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• Simultaneous Recovery of Nickel and Aluminium from Spent Reformer Catalyst≈  Dipak J. Garole and A.D. SawantThis paper outlines procedures, materials and apparatus for the separation and recovery of Nickel and Aluminium from spent reformer catalyst.
• Site Produced Cellular Lightweight Concrete – a Boon for Housing≈  G.B. SinghThis article outlines the technical, environmental and economical benefits of utilizing Fly Ash in building construction.
• Sludge Problem? What Sludge Problem?≈  David MartinFacultative biological process, is used throughout the world and is by far the most prevalent method of wastewater treatment of any kind.
• Sodium Ferrate Continuous Production Method≈  Federico RivaltaThis paper describes a novel production process that allows the use of Sodium Ferrate in quantities appropriate for industrial disinfection & oxidative applications.
• Software for Effluent Recycling through Intensive Silviculture≈  Chris S. PapadopolEditorial on recycling municipal effluent through tree plantations.
• Solid Liquid Adsorption for Wastewater Treatment: Principle Design and Operation≈  K. Vasanth Kumar, K. Subanandam, V. Ramamurthi, S. SivanesanThis paper outlines various models of the sorption process, explains available calculation methods, and looks at different concepts for designing adsorption columns.
• Solid Waste Management in Emerging Industrialised Countries≈  Chandran NairSolid waste management is an integral part of public health and environmental control, being of particular importance in highly populated urban areas.
• Sonneratia alba J. Smith: a Vital Source of Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA)≈  P. D. Patil, N. S. Chavan and A. B. SabaleFresh leaves and stem of this mangrove species were analyzed in an attempt to evaluate their potential as an alternative source of GLA.
• Spatial Prediction of Heavy Metal Pollution for Soils based on ANN and Kriging Model≈  A. Gandhimathi and T. MeenambalThis study employed and compares Kriging and ANN techniques for developing models to predict constituents of heavy metals in soil.
• Statistical Analyses of Climatological Data Related to Faisalabad Environment≈  M.A.K. Shahid, K. Hussain, R. MilkStudy of climatology illustrating increasing average temperatures due to the discharge of green house gasses from transportation and industrial units.
• Statistical Analysis of Drinking Water Quality and its Impact on Human Health≈  N. C. Rao, S. V. Dorairaju, M. B. Raju, P. V. ChalapathiIn this study the physicochemical parameters of water samples were compared with the World Health Organisation water quality standards to assess suitability of water for drinking purpose.
• Statistical Analysis of Road Side Accidents Related to Faisalabad Environment≈  M.A.K. Shahid, K. Hussain, I. AhmadStudy concerned with road side accident related to Faisalabad city.
• Status of Ambient Air Quality in the Urban and Rural Areas of Chittagong, Bangladesh≈  G.U. Ahmed, K.M. Masum, M.S. AlamThis paper identifies emission of pollutants by motorized traffic with heavy traffic jam as the main source of air pollution.
• Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) in Offshore Oil or Gas Sector Development≈  Syed Masiur RahmanThis paper looks at strategic considerations, appropriate regulatory frameworks and cooperation among involved jurisdictions in oil and gas development projects.
• Study of Contamination Level of Pesticide Residues in Grapes (Vitis vinifera) in Maharashtra≈  M. K. Raikwar, V. Bhardvaj, U. Sawant and V. VoraThis paper identifies persistent toxic pesticides used in agriculture and looks at ways to reduce their usage while maintaining crop yields.
• Sustainable Energy Development≈  Christie Law and Peter CataniaThis paper shows how sustainable development - through cooperation among society as a whole - will assist in stimulating the growth and development of renewable forms of energy.
• Sustainable Resource Management – A Community Issue≈  Rashid QaisraniSustainability is a basic goal of natural resource management - the achieving of far greater integration of environmental, social and economic values in resource management.
• Talukas can provide Critical Mass for India’s Sustainable Development≈  Anil K. RajvanshiThis article deals with the issues of sustainability and a new model of development within decentralized, energy and food self-sufficient rural structures.
• Technology to Remove Fluorides from Potable Water and Wastewater≈  Federico RivaltaFluorides, discharged from more than 50 types of major industries, are pollutants with considerable potential for producing ecological damage. This paper outlines a cost effective method for removing fluorides from wastewater.
• Termite Diversity under Different Land Use Regimes of Dindigul District, South India≈  P. S. Bama and A. RavindranThis study explores the diversity of termite fauna in different land use patterns, and identifies causes for the variation in the species composition in different habitats.
• The Arsenic Challenge≈  Aapo SääskSevere health effects have been observed in populations drinking arsenic-rich water over long periods. This paper describes an effective process using membrane distillation (MD) for arsenic removal.
• The Effects of Weather on Surface Ozone Formation≈  M. Pulikesi, P. Baskaralingam, D. Elango, V.N. Rayudu, V. Ramamurthi, S. SivanesanEditorial about the effects of meteorological parameters on tropospheric ozone distribution.
• The Energies of Today and Tomorrow≈  Florian Ion Tiberiu PetrescuThis article outlines the mainstream forms of Renewable Energy, and identifies possible new energy sources.
• The Future of the Incineration Market in Thailand≈  Michel BuronThis article intends to reveal elements to better understand the trends in the hazardous waste management in Thailand and projects the potential market for hazardous waste incinerator manufacturers.
• The Importance of a Good Water Management Program≈  Alexandre PellerinThis article gives an overview of the problematic concerning water in industry. Basic principles are discussed to implement sustainable solutions in the current economical situation.
• The Importance of Comprehensive Policy to Promote Safe CRT Recycling≈  Angela G. Pack ZiaThis paper measures policy effectiveness by addressing residential access to recycling and accountability by recyclers for material management practices throughout the recycling process.
• The Meek Shall Save the Earth≈  G. VenkateshA short essay on how spirituality can combat global warming, and benefit the earth and life on it.
• The Negawatt Revolution: Electric Efficiency and Asian Development≈  Amory B. Lovins and Ashok GadgilWell-meant development efforts can create shortages of both power and capital vital for development.
• The New Challenge: Stressing the Physiognomy of the Environment Using Renewable Energies and Co-Generation Installations≈  Eva Michalena and Joseph StefanouThis paper looks at ways to maintain and promote the physiognomy of areas and at the same time efficiently utilize the potential of its renewable energy sources.
• The New Cold War – Canada fires the first shot≈  Frank CameThis article looks at challenging sovereignty claims and increasing competition to exploit natural resources in the Arctic, in light of a rapidly declining Sea Ice coverage.
• The Role of Environmental Technology in Developing, Maintaining, and Protecting Ground-Water Supplies≈  Michael D. CampbellThis paper is discussing the future directions of technology in the ground-water industry.
• The Role of Nitrogen Fertiliser in Agriculture≈  Farzana PanhwarThis paper describes the effects of nitrogen in soil and plants, and explains the nitrogen content and form in common fertilizers.
• The Use of Biotechnology to Improve Agriculture≈  Farzana PanhwarThis paper identifies suitable crops and outlines measures to boost agricultural output and bring sustainable development to the country.

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