... of the greenhouse gas methane. Due to their small size (<1 hectare), KHs are subject to inorganic and organic matter input from their terrestrial surroundings governed by land use. Matter inputs include inorganic solutes that are alternative electron acceptors and impact on methanotrophs and methanogens. Thus...

.../ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. circular economy food systems land use livestock silvopastoralism Spanish Government María de Maeztu excellence accreditation CEX2021-001201-M MCIN 10.13039...

... a holistic approach to effectively addressing environmental crises. Integrated Approach Environmental footprint assessment Environmental conservation Land use 1 TITLE OF THE MANUSCRIPT 2 Integrated Approaches to Environmental Footprint Assessment Modeling for Development 3 and Environmental Conservation...

... on assessing both current and future wood availability across Flanders, Belgium, through a spatiotemporal, multifaceted approach. The Sim4Tree decision support system simulated diverse scenarios encompassing climate change, land use change, and shifts in management goals and related practices. Our research...

.... Includes urban open land, low intensity development, medium intensity development, and high intensity development. 0.90 50.36 10.37 % agriculture in watershed ^a wsagri Percent of land in the watershed that has been developed for agricultural land use. Includes grassland, hay fields...

.... Spatially explicit estimates of pesticide use and their potential mobility across the landscape are essential for environmental policy planning and wetland management. pesticide use nonpoint source pollution agricultural intensification land use/land cover remote sensing Agencia Nacional de...

..., and consequently in the planning of conservation and habitat restoration efforts. Applying this approach to other nonsocial insects will be critical to fully understand how habitat structure influences their populations and contributes to declines. habitat fragmentation insect behaviour land use changes insect...

... for the highly suitable regions mentioned above, especially with wheat cultivation, but the capacity of R. padi to cause such outbreaks will weaken in the future. Climate-associated factors are significantly more important than land use, elevation and host-plant factors, and the BIO11 (mean temperature...

... the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Aims In the Amazon region, pastures are the main land use subsequent to deforestation and this change can result...

... on a digestive enzyme. Higher temperatures and a lower proportion of meadows in more urban areas reduce enzyme activity, suggesting an impairment of honeybee digestive capacity in highly urbanized habitats. Aminopeptidase n honeybees insect midgut land use change urbanization National Recovery and Resilience...

... the effect of site and land use intensity on diversity indices and the abundance of taxonomic groups of interest. DNA was extracted as described above. Amplicon libraries were constructed according to a dual indexing strategy [ 41 ] with each primer consisting of the appropriate Illumina adapter, 8-nt index...

.... Graphical Abstract Graphical Abstract GIS analysis climate variability land use change vegetation dynamics Western India climate The intricate dance between human activities and natural ecosystems underlies the profound changes we observe in the world today [ 1–3 ]. As human influence extends its...

... to explain how local floodplain management influences floodplain development in New Jersey, a state with high development pressure and flood risk. We find that 85% of towns developed relatively little in the floodplain from 2001 to 2019, and they achieved this with commonplace land use management tools...

...Solvor Nesbakken; Grete Eide Rønningen; Steffen Torp health promotion pristine forests land use ecological grief ecological anxiety eco-grief Contribution to Health Promotion Stable ecosystems are a fundamental precondition for health. Global degradation of ecosystems represents a danger...

... = 0 individuals, low = 1–50 individuals and high ≥51. The livestock counted within a 500-m radius of the sample collection included cattle, shoats (i.e. sheep and goats) and camels. Faecal glucocorticoid metabolites human modification index human–elephant conflict land use thyroid hormones...

... at county borders confirms that larger gaps are significantly associated with increases in MII limits. Thus, the results of this study suggest that MII regulation leads to allocative inefficiency of land. marginal productivity land use regulation misallocation industrial land minimum investment...

... is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Climate and land use/land cover change are expected to influence the stationary nonbreeding distributions of 4 Nearctic...

... (Hasenack et al., 2023 ). These characteristics favored the expansion of agriculture after the emergence of new technologies and agricultural practices. Wheat had been the dominant crop until the introduction of soybeans in the 1950s (Conceição, 1986 ). Abstract Changes in land use and land cover (LULC...

... density and biomass highly significantly positively correlated with the suspended solids, Chlorophyll a and trophic level index. The VPA explained 38.9% of the changes in the phytoplankton community with the highest rate of explanation of land use. Therefore, preventing anthropogenic impacts, as well...

... communities were defined by the land uses upstream of the sampling sites (Figure 1 ). Being aware that factors such as different soil properties, light availability, and photosynthetic differences at the sampling sites might change the properties of the leaf‐associated microbial communities, they were...