Environmental Pollution

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• LABORATORY OF MILITARY ECOTONES. CHARTER

  New Euro Vision: exhibitions, marketing, research s.r.o. (Author)

• Decades After the Conflict: RENEW’s Integrated Model for Post-War Land Release and Community Recovery in Quang Tri, Vietnam

  Nguyen Hieu Trung (Author)

• Scientific Recognition Architecture. Operational Specification — Version 1.0. Reference Language Implementation: English. Status: Initial Operational Specification

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  147-167

• Engineering Transformations of the New York State Canal System and Long-Term Environmental and Public Health Implications

  Kenneth R. Olson (Author)

  103-146

• From Scientific Recognition to Scientific Explanation: Organising Investigation of Long-Term Military Environmental Contamination

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  19 pages

• From Incident Records to Conservation Intelligence: A Methodological Assessment of Dolphin Mortality Accounting in Aotearoa New Zealand

  Andrew Gibbs, Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  31 pages

• Agent Orange Environmental and Human Health Impacts of Herbicide Use During and After the Vietnam War (A Conversation with Kenneth R. Olson).

  Editorial board (Author)

• Great River Landscapes of Western Asia and Eastern Europe: Volga, Dnieper, Danube, and Rhine (A Conversation with Kenneth R. Olson)

  Editorial board (Author)

  14 pages

• Demographic Precision and Causal Narrowness: A Critical Review of Bennington et al. 2026 on Hector’s Dolphin Fecundity and Bycatch Management

  Andrew Gibbs, Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  21 pages

• Headwaters of Six Great Rivers of the World: Qingzang Plateau — An Author Interview on Dams, Transboundary River Governance, and Environmental Change in Asia

  Editorial board (Author)

  16 pages

• Beyond the TCDD Lens in Paritutu/New Plymouth, New Zealand: Invisible Phenoxy-Herbicide Co-Contaminants, Visible Developmental Signals, and Decision-Making under Incomplete Evidence

  Andrew Gibbs (Author)

• Editorial Afterword. Opening a Discussion

  Editorial board (Author)

  40-42

• The K–Pg boundary ecological disaster: pandemics and hyper-virulence as significant causes of mass extinction of biological species. Article 1.

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  11–69

• Pollution and Diseases: Mission, Rationale, and Editorial Framework for a New Scientific Journal. Editorial Article 1.

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  5–10

• Pollution, Disease, and the Escalating Freshwater Crisis: An Integrated Review of the Mississippi and Missouri River Studies by K.R. Olson.

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

  5-11