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Geography and Sustainability
Scopus
ISSN 2096-7438 · Elsevier · 419 artikel di indeks
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Hidden costs of a thriving Yellow River: Severe groundwater depletion
Groundwater storage (GWS) is essential for supporting agricultural irrigation and revegetation in the water-scarce Yellow River Basin (YRB). Early studies have mainly focused on the impacts of revegetation on GWS, and rarely consider the influences of agricultural irrigation and other human…
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Prioritizing Sustainable Development Goals under China’s carbon peaking across alternative socioeconomic pathways
The year 2030 marks a pivotal milestone for China, algining with both the completion of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the country’s commitment to peak carbon emissions under the Paris Agreement. Given limited time and resources, harmonizing decarbonization targets…
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Effective governance reduces wildfire frequency in China under climate change
Wildfire risk is widely understood as a climate-driven phenomenon, yet how human interventions modulate wildfire dynamics remains poorly quantified. Here, we integrate 196,980 wildfire samples with key governance metrics (e.g., fire-prevention investment and forest ranger staffing) to simulate…
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Land system science for global environmental change and sustainability: Advances, challenges, and future directions
Land System Science (LSS) has evolved as a core interdisciplinary field within human-environment system research, with a particular focus on land use and land cover change (LUCC). This article reviews the emergence of LSS, explores its roles in social-ecological research on global environmental…
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Predicting the mangrove adaptability and resilience to sea level rise and quantifying anthropogenic exposures: A case study in Guangdong, China
Mangrove forests possess the capacity to respond to sea level rise, which can be decomposed into adaptability and resilience. Adaptability is primarily measured by the suitable habitat area of mangroves following landward migration, while resilience refers to the ability of mature mangrove forests…
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How do ecosystem service flows mediate the impact of urban greenspace on elderly health? The case of Shanghai
While extensive research has demonstrated the positive association between urban greenspace and elderly health, the mediating role of ecosystem service flows (i.e., the actual supply of ecosystem services accessible to residents) remains poorly understood. Drawing upon data from 215,199 elderly…
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Mapping world’s coastal population facing water-related risks
Endowed with opportunities from both land and ocean, coastal areas attract expanding human populations and economic activities. At the same time, they face growing societal and environmental pressures from both the above river catchments and the bordering sea due to climate change, ecosystem…
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A systematic review of terrestrial ecosystem resilience: Trends and adaptations over the past 50 years
Resilience plays a crucial role in maintaining desirable ecosystem states and is a key objective of sustainable ecosystem management. This study synthesizes the concepts and measurement approaches of terrestrial ecosystem resilience and expounded on its spatio-temporal changes and influencing…
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Beyond renewable energy targets: Understanding the land use implications of solar energy facilities in Continental Portugal
The growing demand for land to accommodate renewable energy infrastructure has intensified competition with biodiversity conservation, agriculture, and ecosystem services. In Portugal, electricity system decarbonisation relies heavily on utility-scale solar energy (USSE) facilities, yet the spatial…
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Emerging lessons on how participatory scenario planning can support sustainable land management and climate resilience
Land degradation, coupled with climate change impacts, poses serious threats to global land health and human well-being. Participatory scenario planning (PSP) has become a key tool for exploring these interconnected challenges; however, its progress and effectiveness remain underexplored. This…
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Recent widespread forest expansion and densification in Southwest China
Large-scale afforestation and forest conservation policies have been widely implemented in Southwest China over past decades. These efforts have significantly protected the remaining long-established forests in the region and greatly expanded forested areas. Utilizing nearly 30 years of satellite…
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Hotspots of disagreement across global urban land projections until 2100
Projections of future urban land change are essential for a range of sustainability assessments, including those related to biodiversity loss, carbon emissions, and agricultural land conversion. However, to what extent and where current projections agree or disagree remains unknown. Here, we…
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International food trade increased the food security gap between high and low economic development groups
International trade serves as a crucial pathway for enhancing global food security and equality amid severe food crises worldwide. Under globalization, economic development has profoundly influenced food trade, while disparities in food purchasing power among different economic development groups…
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A basin-scale water budget calibration method for sustainable water management: A case study in the Loess Plateau, China
Accurate water budget closure is critical for sustainable water resource management facing increased pressures from climate change and human activities. Although error reduction methods for individual water balance components have advanced, persistent biases remain due to the independent…
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Revealing the potential geographic convergence of global water scarcity risk and virtual water trade inequality: A three-module integrated analytical approach
Unequal virtual water transfer may aggravate local water scarcity risk. However, the quantitative confirmation of a clear geographic convergence between virtual water transfer and water scarcity risk remains undetermined. We present an analytical framework that reveals the spatial matching between…
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Dynamic patterns and driving factors of productive cropland in Ukraine before and after Russia-Ukraine conflict
Ukraine, as one of the world’s largest agricultural producers and exporters, plays a critical role in global food security. It is essential to understand the spatiotemporal dynamics and drivers of productive cropland in Ukraine, particularly in the context of the 2022 Russia-Ukraine conflict. We…