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Land-use change and lake eutrophication: Stakeholders’ perceptions on practices and policies in Ethiopia
Understanding local land-use decisions and perceptions of land-use dynamics is essential for developing effective and sustainable resource management policies. However, the involvement of local communities in governance, policy development, and broader decision-making processes, especially in…
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Enhancing water quality monitoring in a coastal shallow lake using GIS and multi-criteria decision analysis
Water quality decline is a critical global issue affecting both aquatic ecosystems and human health. This study focuses on Vrana Lake, a coastal shallow lake in Dalmatia, Croatia, which is subject to seasonal water level fluctuations, salinization from the Adriatic Sea, and various anthropogenic…
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Drought prediction in Bangladesh under changing climate: Integrating SDAT-SPI and SDSM-DCBC with CMIP6 data
Drought is a recurring environmental challenge that disrupts soil moisture and crop water balance due to prolonged dry spells. In Bangladesh and many other regions, it has emerged as an increasingly urgent natural hazard. This study employed rainfall data to develop statistically robust drought…
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Scanning the horizon: anticipating future changes in Portuguese aquatic ecosystems
We identified 15 emerging and poorly understood topics related to aquatic ecosystems in Portugal (from an initial pool of 43), which were scored and prioritized using a consensus-based Delphi technique. For marine ecosystems, the topics included current and future threats to low-lying sandy coasts…
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Spatiotemporal dynamics and multidimensional drivers of tourism development-ecological resilience coupling coordination in Jiangxi Province, China
Leveraging data from 2006 to 2022, this study examines Jiangxi's tourism development (TD) and ecological resilience (ER) coupling coordination (CCD) under China's ecological civilization agenda. Integrating SPA, PVAR, modified CCD, kernel density estimation, and XGBoost - SHAP, it constructs a…
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Impact of mountain wind farms on different vegetation types: A case study in Yunnan Province
While wind power is regarded as a natural green energy source, the construction and operation of wind farms will inevitably have an impact on the local and even broader ecological environment. Therefore, exploring the ecological impacts caused by the construction and operation of wind farms to…
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Evolution of habitat quality and multi-scenario simulation in the Giant Panda National Park
Following the establishment of China's first national parks in October 2021, the national park system has evolved as part of a broader global commitment to ecological conservation. The Giant Panda National Park (GPNP), as a flagship park, faces pressing challenges related to biodiversity protection…
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Trends and determinants of energy intensity in China: A study using index decomposition and econometric analysis
The Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 7 underscores the global imperative to accelerate progress in energy efficiency. This paper investigates the drivers of energy intensity changes in China from 2006 to 2022 using provincial panel data, Fisher's Ideal Index decomposition, and fixed-effects…
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Spatiotemporal analysis of landscape ecological risk and its influencing factors based on land cover changes in the Hexi Corridor, Northwest China, 2000–2020
Land cover change (LCC) plays a critical role in shaping the distribution of regional landscape ecological risk (LER). This study investigates the spatiotemporal evolution of LER and its influencing factors in the Hexi Corridor from 2000 to 2020 by leveraging multi-source data, ecological risk…
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Quantification of E-waste collection count at household level
Electronic waste (e-waste) refers to discarded electrical and electronic equipment that is unwanted as has reached an end of service life, no longer wanted, or obsolete. Existing literature shows a notable knowledge gap in e-waste assessment at household level. This study examines e-waste…
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Socio-ecological vulnerability to climate change among farmers in Son Beel, the largest freshwater wetland of the Indian sub-Himalayas
Son Beel, the largest freshwater wetlands in Indian sub-Himalayas, supports agriculture and local livelihoods through vital ecosystem services. However, climate change and unsustainable resource management heighten vulnerabilities, alter eco-hydrological conditions, reduce ecological resilience…
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Valuing the characteristics of urban green spaces to delineate their differential economic benefits based on housing value
Urban green spaces (UGS) offer significant economic benefits that are well captured by housing value. Traditional valuation research focuses on the impact of UGS size and proximity on housing prices, neglecting the contribution of other green space characteristics such as quality, type, and shape…
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Spatial variation of deep soil inorganic carbon under different land use types and its driving factors in the Loess Plateau
Since the implementation of the large-scale land use converted from farmland, the soil carbon storage has changed significantly in the Loess Plateau. Previous studies mainly focused on soil organic carbon (SOC), the response of soil inorganic carbon (SIC) to afforestation projects remains…
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A machine learning approach to sustainable land use: Integrating Markov chains and XGBoost for black galingale cultivation in Thailand
This study examined the historical and economic potential of black galingale (Kaempferia parviflora) cultivation in Thailand. Using a novel hybrid machine learning approach—Markov chain modeling for temporal dynamics and XGBoost for predictive classification—we generated unbiased suitability labels…
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Health impact of rural drinking water safety program in China: Implications for life span of rural residents
Ensuring access to safe and sustainable drinking water remains a critical challenge, particularly in rural regions, where health disparities are most pronounced. While global initiatives such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 6) prioritize water and sanitation, there remains…
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A sustainability perspective: Community-based forest governance in Bangladesh
Forests play a vital role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 13 (Climate Action) and SDG 15 (Life on Land), creating ecosystem values and reducing carbon emissions through conservation and sustainable management. These policy provisions are reflected in the…
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Assessment of effect size and social indicators sustainability in the context of international rural development projects in Iran: Using BACI framework
The importance of recognizing social sustainability assessment for successful project management is increasingly emphasized. However, the extent to which this dimension of sustainability is evaluated alongside the economic and environmental dimensions in project management has not been sufficiently…
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The non-linear relationship between green technology and life expectancy
Balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability and public health remains a pressing challenge for Malaysia. Despite global recognition of renewable energy benefits, limited access and high costs have prolonged dependence on fossil fuels, which contribute to environmental pollution and…
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Environmental performance of refractories: A state-of-the-art review on current methodological practices and future directions
The growing emphasis on sustainable industrial practices has intensified the need for environmental assessments of refractory materials, which are integral to high-temperature processes across sectors such as metallurgy, cement, and glass production. This review examines the application of life…
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Tropical artificial rural and urban ponds are net sources of carbon dioxide and methane in Rwanda, East Africa
Artificial ponds have been overlooked as sources of greenhouse gases (GHGs) despite their potential to be significant emission sources. We studied the concentration of dissolved organic carbon, [DOC], and the concentration and fluxes of CO2 and CH4 in five rural fishponds and five ornamental urban…
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