International Conference on Air, Water and Solid Waste Management (ICAWSWM - 26)

This track will explore the multifaceted challenges faced by air quality regulators in the context of evolving industrial practices. Discussions will focus on regulatory frameworks, compliance strategies, and the implications of climate change on air quality management.

This session will delve into the complex interactions between climate change and air quality, emphasizing the feedback mechanisms that influence both systems. Researchers will present findings on how climate variability affects air pollution levels and vice versa.

This track will address the pressing issues surrounding greenhouse gas emissions, including sources, impacts, and mitigation strategies. Participants will discuss innovative approaches to reduce emissions and enhance sustainability.

Focusing on the unique challenges of indoor air quality, this session will cover sources of indoor pollutants and their health impacts. Researchers will share insights on effective management strategies and policy recommendations.

This track will investigate the dynamics of ozone and particulate matter in the atmosphere, including their sources, transport mechanisms, and health effects. Presentations will highlight recent research on mitigation strategies and regulatory approaches.

This session will showcase cutting-edge modeling techniques used to assess air quality and predict pollution trends. Researchers will discuss advancements in modeling methodologies and their applications in policy-making.

This track will focus on the sources and impacts of fugitive dust on air quality and visibility. Presenters will examine case studies and propose solutions for managing dust emissions effectively.

This session will explore sustainable practices in water management, emphasizing the importance of maintaining water quality and availability. Discussions will include innovative technologies and community engagement strategies.

This track will address the challenges of soil contamination, including sources, impacts, and remediation techniques. Researchers will share successful case studies and best practices for restoring contaminated sites.

This session will focus on the development and implementation of climate action plans at various governance levels. Participants will discuss effective policy frameworks and collaborative approaches to address climate-related challenges.

This track will investigate the role of atmospheric chemistry in understanding and controlling pollution. Presentations will cover recent advancements in research and technology aimed at improving air quality.