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Application of machine learning in sanitation management prediction: Approaches for achieving sustainable development goals
Due to lack of understanding about the different conditions of sanitation systems and complexity, mostly in Asia and Africa, the occurrence of unsafely managed sanitation still exists, leading to severe environmental and health impacts. Because of the complexity of this problem, machine learning…
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Assessment of Edaphic conditions in the Mozogo-Gokoro National Park (Sudano-Sahelian zone of Cameroon)
Vegetation health and vitality are generally dependent on soil quality. This concept particularly integrates the capacity of soils to ensure suitable conditions for plant growth. Soil physico-chemical analyses were used to make this qualitative assessment in Mozogo-Gokoro National Park. Litter and…
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Population structure and carbon storage of critically endangered tree Karomia gigas (Faden) Verdic in the coastal forests of Lindi, Tanzania
Global biological loss is predominantly propelled by human activities resulting in the extinction of some important plant species while pushing others to the brink of critical danger. Better understanding of the ecology of these important species facilitates safeguarding their habitats and the…
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Gender and livelihood assets: Assessing climate change resilience in Phalombe district – Malawi
Access and use of livelihood assets are pertinent to recovery from impacts of climate change for rural households. This study investigated role of livelihood assets to recovery from the impacts of climate change for male and female headed households in Phalombe district in Malawi. Using exploratory…
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Indicators for measuring and reporting corporate nature-related impacts, dependencies, and risks
Businesses are embedded within nature. Their supply chains, operations, and products fundamentally depend on and impact nature. These impacts and dependencies can give rise to nature-related risks (as well as related opportunities). However, despite growing expectations from stakeholders, most…
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Pollutant load estimation and load reduction target (LRT) projection for total maximum daily load (TMD) allocation on tropical rivers
Pollutant load may be defined as the mass of a substance that passes a particular point of a river in a specified amount of time. Meanwhile, estimation of pollutant loading and identification of their sources is crucial to environmental management and planning. For the first time (in this study)…
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Assessing the sustainability of groundwater quality for irrigation purposes using a fuzzy logic approach
Deterioration of water quality poses significant threats to various aspects of life, particularly affecting agricultural irrigation, the primary source of food production for human consumption. In Iran, unregulated groundwater extraction for agriculture has resulted in a decline in groundwater…
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A remote sensing based index for assessing long-term ecological impact in arid mined land
Large-scale mining operations in western China would accelerate the fragility and degradation to arid ecological environments. Remotely sensed monitoring and assessing of mining effects in long term change could provide sound understanding to guide mine ecological restoration and local ecosystem…
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Biodiversity responses to landscape transformations caused by open-pit coal mining: An assessment on bats and dung beetles in a Colombian tropical dry forest
Mining is a driver for biodiversity loss worldwide. However, studies of its effects on wildlife are scarce, and few involve activities and environmental management carried out by mining companies. We evaluated the effect of mining activity at multiscale landscape approach on the diversity of dung…
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Analysis of urban households’ preparedness and municipal interventions to build flood resilience in Durban, South Africa: Implications for SDG 11
In Durban, South Africa, heavy rainfall leading to flooding has become more frequent over the past decade, resulting in devastating consequences for households. However, studies in South Africa have predominantly focused on understanding the impacts of flooding on rural livelihoods. With intense…
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Analysis of agricultural insurance vulnerability in the face of natural disasters: Insights from Iran
Agricultural insurance plays a crucial role in managing and mitigating damages from natural disasters, while also providing support to farmers through equitable risk distribution. This study focuses on identifying vulnerabilities of the Agricultural Insurance Fund (AIF) in Iran during natural…
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Rate of desertification, climate change and coping strategies: Insights from smallholder farmers in Ghana's Upper East Region
Climate change and desertification are global issues that are affecting agricultural activities in Sub-Saharan Africa. These phenomena have made it challenging for smallholder farmers to cope with the emerging global food crises. This article examines the evidence of desertification and climate…
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Quantifying habitat and biodiversity services and hotspots of Indian forests: A GIS-Based assessment
The present study attempted to quantify and value of supporting services of India's forest ecosystem. The supporting services comprises by habitat and biodiversity services across India's sixteen forest types was estimated using data for various factors through Remote Sensing and secondary sources…
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Optimizing water-energy-food nexus index, CO2 emissions, and chemical pollutants under irrigation water salinity scenarios
The escalation of crises related to water quantity of quality, energy, food, and the environment has posed numerous challenges to sustainable development in the agricultural sector. This study seeks to establish an optimal and sustainable framework within the agricultural sector by meeting the…
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Assessing the impact of urban expansion on carbon emission
Urban expansion is not only a driving force for economic growth and development but also a perilous element for anthropogenic carbon emission coinciding with population growth, urban expansion, land use pattern, urban sprawl. The study compares urban expansion and its impact on the carbon emission…
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Evaluating the influence of technology, energy consumption, and financial progress on material footprint in GCC countries
The world has witnessed serious climate-related problems. Even though there are various effective factors in this point, sustainable resource consumption takes place among critical factors that have been deeply affecting climate change. Accordingly, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 8–12 have…
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Woody species’ carbon sequestration and soil seed bank conservation potentials of traditional rangeland management strategies in Western Guji, Southern Ethiopia
Rangelands are important for mitigating climate change and rehabilitating land by storing carbon from woody plants and seeds in the soil. However, there is a lack of empirical data on how traditional rangeland management practices (such as enclosure, communal grazing and prescribed fire) affect the…
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Influence of multilevel governance on land use change in China's rapidly urbanizing metropolitan from low-carbon perspective
Low-carbon oriented land use change is crucial to tackling climate change issues in rapidly urbanizing metropolitans. Previous studies lacked to consider how the cross-level interaction within multilevel governance of metropolitan areas affect the land use change. In order to simulate multilevel…
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Analysis and visualization of spatio-temporal variations of ecological vulnerability in Pakistan using satellite observation datasets
Pakistan is the fifth most populous country in the world. Its ecological environment is facing numerous stresses such as climate change, rapid urbanization, natural disasters, and a decline in air quality. Thus, the scientific understanding of spatial and temporal changes in Pakistan's ecological…
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Response and prediction of ecosystem service values to land use change resulting from underground coal mining in high groundwater table areas: A case study of Jining City, China
Ecosystem services are crucial for human survival and development. Changes in land use can lead to alterations in ecosystem service functions. However, the mechanism of how land use changes resulting from underground coal mining affect ecosystem service remains unclear, especially in areas with…
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