Ahmad Sana
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Ahmad Sana is a prominent environmental researcher specializing in marine pollution, arid region ecosystems, and sustainable mitigation strategies. His work critically addresses the escalating threats to marine environments in water-scarce regions, where industrial and urban pressures converge with fragile ecological balances. His most cited paper, "Current Status of Marine Pollution and Mitigation Strategies in Arid Region: A Detailed Review" (2019), has garnered 38 citations, reflecting its foundational role in shaping regional policy and scientific discourse. Sana’s contributions include comprehensive assessments of pollutant sources—from heavy metals to microplastics—and the proposal of integrated, context-specific mitigation frameworks that bridge monitoring, regulation, and community engagement. His research is notable for its practical orientation, offering actionable insights for policymakers and environmental managers in arid zones. By synthesizing decades of data and highlighting critical knowledge gaps, Sana has become a key voice in advancing the global understanding of marine health under climate stress. His work continues to inspire students and researchers to explore the intersection of environmental science, sustainability, and regional development.
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