As a dedicated researcher specializing in the agriculture-environment nexus, Dr. Safwan Mohammed brings over nine years of experience addressing critical issues in agricultural management and ecosystem sustainability in the face of climate change. With a robust background in drought prediction, CO₂ emissions assessment, and ecosystem management, Dr. Mohammed combines advanced modeling tools, such as WEPP, AquaCrop and APSIM, to analyze complex environmental challenges. His tenure as a research fellow and educator at Debrecen University (Hungary) has refined his skills in critiquing and communicating complex research findings. Widely published in international journals, Dr. Mohammed collaborates extensively with European institutions, enhancing his contributions to global efforts against climate change. Recent projects include integrating machine learning and digital earth approaches to support early warning systems, emphasizing the importance of technology in climate resilience and sustainable agriculture. Dr. Mohammed's research aims to advance sustainable practices in agriculture, offering innovative solutions to enhance climate resilience and promote environmental sustainability on a global scale.