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Sustainable Processes Connect

Ashraf Aly Hassan
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Ashraf Aly Hassan
Editor-in-Chief

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Sustainable Processes Connect is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing innovative solutions for sustainable process development. The journal serves as a diverse platform to promote state-of-the-art research toward the development of sustainable processes that reduce the impact of the production and use of chemicals, and cost-intensive processes from the laboratory to commercial applications. The journal invites contributions that explore cutting-edge approaches to designing and implementing sustainable processes, emphasizing the transition from laboratory-scale innovations to commercial applications. The journal provides an international forum for researchers, policymakers, decision-makers, consultants, and planners to drive actionable insights and practical advancements in sustainable development.

Volumes 2
Articles 32
Volume: 2, 2026

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Recent Articles

open-access Research Article

Available Online: 29 Sep 2026

Integrated Framework for Valuing Urban Wetlands as Flood-Mitigation Infrastructure in Rivers State, Nigeria

Volume 2

Urban wetlands provide key services and support natural hydrological regulation; yet the values and flood-mitigation services they provide could be under-quantified in rapidly urbanizing coastal areas of Africa. Here, Geographic Information System (GIS) flood-risk mapping, spatial hedonic pricing and community perception studies are used to evaluate the capitalized impact of wetland and flood-risk exposure on residential property values within four..

open-access Research Article

Available Online: 01 Sep 2026

Sustainable Swine Manure Valorization: Gasification with High-Temperature Steam and CO2 Blend

Volume 2

open-access Research Article

Available Online: 31 Jul 2026

Adsorption of Ciprofloxacin onto Lotus Stem-Derived Biochar: Effects of Solution pH, Temperature, and Coexisting Cations

Volume 2