Cultivated land past 40% sharply amplifies drought and heatwave risk in northern China’s agro-pastoral ecotone
A study of northern China's Horqin Sandy Land finds that once cultivated land exceeds about 40% of the landscape, drought ...
A study of northern China's Horqin Sandy Land finds that once cultivated land exceeds about 40% of the landscape, drought ...
A new scenario-based framework values the gross ecosystem-service co-benefits of biochar-mediated soil erosion control at €2.80 to €24.19 per hectare ...
A letter in Conservation Biology warns that the H5N1 avian influenza panzootic is killing vultures across the Americas and Europe ...
A modeling study of Kapuas Hulu Regency in Indonesian Borneo projects that an extractive land-use pathway would impose USD 74.3 ...
A pilot study in Flanders, Belgium, successfully quantified and monetized the health benefits of green-blue areas, estimating annual economic gains ...
A modeling study of the Qilian Mountains maps human-driven vegetation degradation and tests five restoration scenarios, finding that a soil-conservation ...
A survey of more than 700 residents of the Grenoble area in France reveals that low-income people, women, urban residents ...
A spatial risk–benefit analysis in south-central Bangladesh finds that moderate flood depths of 0.3 to 0.9 metres generate fisheries and ...
A new editorial argues that urban forests sustain cities through a multi-sensory portfolio of ecosystem services, with soundscapes, mental health ...
A global meta-analysis of 542 observations from 111 studies finds that nitrogen addition synchronously reduces the stability of both aboveground ...
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