
Air and water quality measurement technologies are systems composed of devices, sensors, and analytical methods designed to determine the types, concentrations, and spatial distributions of pollutants in the atmosphere and water sources. These technologies, increasingly important due to the impacts of industrialization, urbanization, and intensive agricultural activities, play a critical role in protecting human health, maintaining the balanced functioning of ecosystems, and ensuring the sustain
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Ömer Said Aydın

Environmental quality is a fundamental concept that determines the health and sustainability of ecosystems. The current state of natural resources, pressures arising from human activities, and key environmental components such as air, water, soil, and biological diversity can be measured. Environmental quality is a critical indicator that directly affects not only ecological balance but also human health, the continuity of economic activities, and social well-being. Today, urbanization, industri
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Sümeyye Akkanat Terzioğlu

2026 Canadian Wildfires are a series of massive wildfires that swept across Canada in July 2026, encompassing thousands of fires and triggering a severe air quality crisis as smoke spread across the Midwestern Great Lakes and Northeastern regions of the United States affecting tens of millions of people. The fires affected numerous regions of the country, primarily in British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba. Particularly dense smoke originating from the Ontario fire
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Edanur Karakoç