This article presents a systematic and critical review of scholarly literature on war pollution and environmental ethics, tracing how ethical, legal, and scientific debates address environmental destruction in armed conflict. Using the PRISMA framework and Scopus as the primary database, a structured multi-stage search and screening process identified 435 peer-reviewed papers published between ... More >>

Addiction is a profoundly complex and multidimensional disorder that continues to affect millions across the globe, with youth increasingly exhibiting both behavioral and substance-related addictions at alarmingly high rates. These trends present not only urgent public health challenges but also deeply rooted social and moral concerns. This research examined a critical yet frequently overlooked... More >>

Development strategies that are environmentally sustainable and socially resilient are increasingly being considered by developers in response to climate change. This study explores how ESG strategies can contribute to these goals by examining their practical implementation in two distinct market contexts. In this study, the EDGE Amsterdam West project in the Netherlands is compared with VaryAP... More >>

The article aims to analyze the concept of "environmental responsibility of business" (ERB), focusing on its ethical dimension, and examines the environmental rating of Arctic oil and gas companies in 2014–2022 as a method for assessing ERB. The following methods were used in the research: 1. literature review and synthesis of existing ERB researches; 2. environmental rating as a comparative an... More >>

The purpose of this article is to assess how the adverse effects of the Metolong Dam project have influenced the daily lives of the local community. Data was gathered using purposive sampling. A purposive-heterogeneous sampling approach was utilized because the study required participants from diverse backgrounds who could provide insights based on their awareness and personal experiences with ... More >>