Pollution Control

This track highlights the environmental and climate consequences of deforestation, including biodiversity loss, soil degradation, and carbon release. Discussions will include land use planning, forest conservation strategies, agroforestry, and reforestation efforts. Policy measures to protect forests and indigenous land rights will also be explored.

This session connects earth sciences with pollution research by examining geological processes, natural resource management, and environmental risk assessment. Topics include soil and water geochemistry, seismic and volcanic monitoring related to pollution risk, and the role of earth science data in managing land, water, and air pollution.

Expanding on clean energy solutions, this track explores the integration of renewable energy into urban and rural settings to reduce carbon emissions and enhance climate resilience. Topics include innovations in solar, wind, and hydro systems, community-based energy models, and international efforts to scale renewable energy in emerging economies.

This track examines how various forms of pollution—air, water, soil, noise, and chemical—directly affect human health. Topics include respiratory diseases, cancer risks, developmental issues, and mental health impacts. Special focus will be given to high-risk populations, occupational exposures, and policy strategies for minimizing pollution-related health risks.

This session promotes sustainable approaches across industries, communities, and lifestyles. Topics include resource conservation, sustainable production and consumption, corporate sustainability strategies, green certification systems, and environmental ethics. The session aims to support long-term ecological balance through innovation and behavioral change.

Noise pollution is an often-overlooked environmental issue with serious health and ecological consequences. This session covers urban noise from traffic, industry, and construction, as well as its effects on human health, wildlife, and quality of life. Solutions such as urban planning, noise barriers, regulations, and public awareness campaigns will be discussed.

This track addresses the production and application of energy from biological sources, including bioethanol, biodiesel, algae-based fuels, and biomass. It explores sustainable feedstock sourcing, lifecycle emissions, energy efficiency, and the role of bioenergy in reducing fossil fuel dependency. Discussions will also consider the environmental impacts and policy support for biofuel adoption.

Highlighting alternatives to fossil fuels, this session examines innovations in green energy technologies like solar, wind, geothermal, and hydroelectric power. Experts will discuss implementation challenges, energy storage, grid integration, and policies that support the global transition to a low-carbon energy future. Case studies on national and local green energy programs will be shared.

This track focuses on the science, causes, and consequences of global warming, with emphasis on greenhouse gas emissions, rising temperatures, and extreme weather events. It will explore mitigation strategies such as carbon capture, sustainable development, and adaptation plans for vulnerable regions. Discussions will also cover the link between pollution and climate change on a global scale.

This session will explore the multifaceted nature of air pollution, including sources such as transportation, industrial emissions, and household fuel use. It will highlight advancements in air quality monitoring, health risk assessments, climate change interactions, and innovative control technologies. Case studies and models addressing urban smog, particulate matter (PM2.5/PM10), and ozone depletion will also be presented.

Pollution poses a growing threat to global health. This track highlights the links between environmental toxins and health issues such as asthma, cancer, and developmental disorders. It includes research on occupational exposure, vulnerable populations, noise and light pollution, and policy recommendations to protect public health.

Agriculture is both a contributor to and victim of pollution. This session investigates chemical use, runoff, and farming practices that harm the environment. It promotes sustainable agriculture, integrated pest management, and low-input farming. Waste-to-resource solutions such as composting and bio-digesters in rural areas will also be discussed.

Effective governance is key to pollution control. This track focuses on environmental laws, policy frameworks, enforcement strategies, and international agreements such as the Paris Agreement and SDGs. It brings together legal professionals, regulators, and activists to explore best practices in legislation, corporate compliance, and community rights.

Effective governance is key to pollution control. This track focuses on environmental laws, policy frameworks, enforcement strategies, and international agreements such as the Paris Agreement and SDGs. It brings together legal professionals, regulators, and activists to explore best practices in legislation, corporate compliance, and community rights.

Accurate assessment of pollution is crucial for effective mitigation. This session features tools and technologies for monitoring air, water, and soil quality, such as satellite imagery, GIS, drones, and sensor networks. It also presents approaches to environmental cleanup, including bioremediation and chemical remediation of contaminated sites.

This track delves into the environmental footprint of industrial processes and offers practical solutions for pollution reduction. Topics include green manufacturing, energy-efficient systems, emission control devices, and sustainable raw material sourcing. Experts will showcase successful industrial transitions to low-pollution and eco-conscious operations.

With waste generation on the rise globally, this session focuses on modern solutions in waste collection, segregation, recycling, and treatment. It includes discussions on e-waste, hazardous waste, organic waste, and landfill alternatives. Circular economy models, zero-waste cities, and sustainable consumption patterns will be key highlights.

This track examines how pesticides, heavy metals, landfills, and mining operations lead to soil contamination. Presentations will cover soil health monitoring, land degradation, and techniques for soil remediation including phytoremediation, composting, and vermitechnology. Participants will also explore best practices for sustainable land management and restoration of polluted environments.

Focused on the critical issue of water contamination, this track covers pollution of rivers, lakes, and oceans by industrial discharge, agricultural runoff, and plastic debris. Topics will include water treatment innovations, marine pollution control, microplastics detection, and coastal zone management. The session promotes discussion on sustainable water use and clean water access.