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Ecology, Economy and Society – The INSEE Journal
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ISSN 2581-6152 · Nandan Nawn · 295 artikel di indeks
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Inequality Makes Low-Carbon Transition and Climate Resilience Incompatible
This article discusses three major 2025 reports—the Global Multidimensional Poverty Index, the Climate Inequality Report, and the COP 30 decision on the Global Goal on Adaptation—and highlights a core policy conundrum: effective climate action depends on the eradication of poverty, achievement of…
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A Global and Hemispheric Analysis of the Relationship between Environmental Sustainability and Economic Inequality
In this article, we examine how income distribution and energy use shaped per-capita CO2 emissions between 1965 and 2022 at three spatial scales—world, northern hemisphere, and southern hemisphere. After re-scaling all the variables to the unit interval, we first estimate separate ordinary least…
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The Climate Finance Imperatives for IPCC AR7
This article argues that the IPCC Assessment Reports (Ars) have treated climate finance as an analytical add-on rather than a systemic imperative. Despite progress made in AR5 and AR6, there is a perceptible mitigation bias, marginalizing adaptation and loss and damage finance. In light of these…
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Deterioration of Wetland Ecology and Livelihood Crisis
Loktak Lake, a Ramsar wetland of international importance, is vital to the livelihoods of people in Manipur. The wetland’s ecology has been degrading for various reasons, particularly anthropogenic activities. Hence, it was listed in the Montreux Record in 1993. This study investigates risks…
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Recent Advances in Air Pollution Monitoring and Forecasting
Addressing the growing problem of urban air pollution requires that sophisticated air pollution monitoring and forecasting systems be incorporated into civil engineering practice. New technologies that support smarter and more sustainable urban environments include the Internet of Things (IoT), big…
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Fluid Histories and Unruly Waters
This paper examines the Brahmaputra River system as a central agent in the history of pre-colonial Assam, demonstrating how the ecological rhythms, shifting course, and socio-environmental dynamics of the Brahmaputra and its tributaries shaped the region’s social, political, and cultural…
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Factors Affecting Coastal Community Resilience
Coastal fishing communities are highly vulnerable to recurring hazards associated with extreme weather events that can lead to severe environmental degradation, cause loss of livelihoods, and even threaten human lives. It is essential to develop coastal populations’ capacity to respond to and…
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Nature in a Macroeconomic Model
We humans relate to the rest of Nature in two ways: we are embedded in Nature and we harvest from her. The Common International Classification of Ecosystem Services (CICES), which has been built on the pioneering work of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MEA, 2005), can be used to distinguish…
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Patterns and Key Determinants of Clean Cooking Fuel Adoption in Tamenglong District, Manipur
This study examines cooking-fuel use patterns and the determinants of clean-fuel adoption in households in Tamenglong District, Manipur, a remote and socio-economically marginalized region. Using a cross-sectional survey of 500 households across three subdivisions and employing a multinomial logit…