Environmental change as a public health risk: Ecologist and epidemiologist explores the relationship between declines in bushmeat, fisheries management and human nutrition
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Previous Land Use Affects the Recovery of Soil Hydraulic Properties after Forest Restoration
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Recovery of Soil Hydraulic Properties for Assisted Passive and Active Restoration: Assessing Historical Land Use and Forest Structure
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Global Climate Change and the Reallocation of Water
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Increased water variability is one of the most pressing challenges presented by global climate change. A warmer atmosphere will hold more water and will result in more frequent and more intense El Niño events. Domestic and international water rights regimes must adapt to the more extreme drought and flood cycles resulting from these phenomena.
Social-ecological systems approaches
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Essential Variables help to focus Sustainable Development Goals monitoring
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Setting the bar: Standards for ecosystem services
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Effects of Urbanization on Native Bird Species in Three Southwestern US Cities
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Identifying temporal and spatial patterns of diatom community change in the tropical Andes over the last c. 150 years
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Lakes in the Ecuadorean Andes span different altitudinal and climatic regions, from inter Andean plateau to the high‐elevation páramo, which differ in their historical evolution in the several centuries since the pioneering Humboldt expeditions. Here, we evaluate temporal and spatial patterns of change in diatom assemblages between historical (palaeolimnological) and modern times.
Advancing sustainable consumption and production in cities - A transdisciplinary research and stakeholder engagement framework to address consumption-based emissions and impacts
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