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Biophysically-grounded scenario building for Island sustainability governance: A methodological framework and application to La Palma (Canary Islands, Spain)
Futures studies offers scenario construction as a primary instrument for reasoning about long-horizon change, yet its methodological development for small-island systems has lagged behind demand. The bounded territory of islands renders their material limits empirically legible, narrows governance…
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Distinguishing heatwave occurrence from ozone co-occurrence reveals contrasting autumn phenological associations across Chinese ecosystems
Compound heatwave–ozone events represent an important form of climate–air-pollution exposure with potential consequences for vegetation phenology. Using multi-source atmospheric, meteorological, land-cover, and satellite phenology datasets, this study characterized the spatiotemporal patterns of…
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Traceability-based environmental burden indicators for Indonesia's pulp sector: Corporate-group evidence from forest-risk supply chains
Indonesia's pulp sector plays a strategic role in global forest-risk commodity trade, yet its commercial scale remains associated with substantial environmental pressures arising from deforestation and concession-related emissions. Existing assessments often examine economic indicators and…
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A climate-sensitive decision-support framework for prioritizing human heat stress indices: Integrating fuzzy Delphi, FAHP, and thermal perception in Abadan, Isfahan, and Gorgan, Iran
Selecting suitable human heat stress indices for urban areas is essential but non-trivial due to their climate-specific nature. This study developed a climate-sensitive framework for selecting human heat stress indices by integrating the Fuzzy Delphi method, Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP)…
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Integrating multi-source data and support vector machine to assess the spatio-temporal pattern of land degradation in the Eastern Cape of South Africa
Land degradation remains a major environmental challenge, particularly in semi-arid and heterogeneous landscapes, where interactions between vegetation loss and soil exposure are complex and spatially dynamic. This study, therefore, seeks to evaluate the spatial extent of land degradation and…
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Quantifying the influence of policy variables on rooftop solar economics with evidence from India
India is one of the world’s largest electricity consumers, with nearly 75% of its power generation still dependent on coal-fired thermal plants. To reduce carbon emissions and energy-import dependence, the Indian government has increasingly promoted residential rooftop solar photovoltaics (PV)…
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Gender, culture, and power: a cultural theory perspective on green economic policy
Gender equity is central to advancing sustainable green economies, particularly where cultural and institutional norms shape environmental governance. This study examines women's participation in Aceh's green economy by integrating Mary Douglas's Cultural Theory and feminist political ecology…
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The role of innovations in the environmental Kuznets curve framework and environmental sustainability: A systematic review
To prove the presence of an Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC), a downward movement is impossible without ensuring sustainability indicators. Innovations can play an effective role in this transition. In this systematic review, we carefully collected and segregated the past 112 studies to assess how…
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County-level farm share of the food dollar for fresh fruits, vegetables, and nuts for the contiguous U.S.: Spatial variation and implications for local food systems
Food insecurity in the United States (U.S.) has surged since the COVID-19 pandemic at the same time as the fewest number of farms remain since the introduction modern agriculture. However, small-to mid-scale farms (
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Beyond traditional barriers: A socio-institutional and ethical extension of Innovation Resistance Theory in smart agritourism adoption
Rural regions in developing countries, including Iran, are confronted with multidimensional poverty, economic marginalization, and livelihood instability, which collectively exacerbate food insecurity, outmigration, and natural resource degradation. Smart agritourism has the potential to address…
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A review of microplastic presence in birds: Research advances and socioeconomic contexts
Plastics have become deeply embedded in modern society, with global production increasing more than 230-fold over the past seven decades, raising major ecological concerns. Plastic disperses across terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecosystems via human activity and natural forces, fragmenting…
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Harmonizing environmental KPIs in maritime ports: A framework for core indicator selection and reporting
Maritime ports are critical nodes in global trade but generate significant environmental impacts, creating a growing need for robust and comparable sustainability measurement frameworks. This study addresses the lack of harmonization in environmental Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) by…
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A low-cost, and simple tool for sampling stormwater surface runoff using a Runoff Collection Unit (RCU)
An innovative, low-cost Runoff-Collection Unit (RCU) was developed to enable in-situ storm surface runoff sampling without disrupting natural sheet flow. Runoff from urban and agricultural lands are primary contributors to stream-water pollution, transporting nonpoint source (nps) pollutants and…
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Urban forest therapy: Linking human health, microbial diversity, and pollinator services
The integration of Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine (TCIM) into modern healthcare promotes patient-centered, holistic healing through nature-based interventions. Forest therapy has emerged as a preventive practice linking environmental and medical sciences, inducing relaxation…
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Asymmetric climate drivers and residual anomalies of ecosystem resilience across the Niger River Basin
Vegetation resilience is a critical sustainability indicator for water, food, and livelihood security, yet its dynamics remain poorly quantified across the Niger River Basin (NRB) under rapid climatic and anthropogenic change. Using lag-1 autocorrelation (AC1) and variance derived from normalized…
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Multi-layered influence of social-ecological contexts, forest governance types, and sociodemographic factors on perceptions of forest ecosystem services across Western Africa
Understanding how local stakeholders perceive forest ecosystem services (FES), particularly when considering sociodemographic factors and forest governance types, can inform sustainable forest use and management. However, such evidence on the ecosystem services provided by forest patches in Western…
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Spatiotemporal patterns of cropland abandonment and its nonlinear effects on water yield in the humid Lingnan region, China: Implications for environmental sustainability
Cropland abandonment has become a widespread land-use transition under global socioeconomic transformation, with critical effects on regional ecosystem structure, service functions, and environmental sustainability. However, existing studies remain limited in explaining the long-term dynamics and…
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Enhancing CO2 flux inversion accuracy in a coastal megacity: Impacts of land cover and topography in a regional carbon assimilation system
Human activities have significantly increased carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, exacerbating global warming. Therefore, accurately estimating anthropogenic emissions is crucial for developing effective emission reduction policies. This study focuses on evaluating the impact of land cover (LC) and…
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Biological, economic and nutritional trade-offs in tropical information limited fisheries: Indonesia's demersal finfish
Providing tactical management advice for tropical information limited fisheries can be difficult due to the constraints and assumptions of available approaches and uncertainty in data input streams. This study presents a workflow which combines information limited fisheries approaches together with…
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Barriers and enablers to the decarbonisation of deep foundations in the UK: Insights from geotechnical industry experts
The built environment plays a central role in climate change mitigation, with deep foundation systems contributing a substantial share of the embodied carbon associated with structural works. Although previous research has demonstrated that significant carbon savings can be achieved through…
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