We conclude that research on barriers and drivers to climate change adaptation is essential to better understand why efforts are so slow to take into consideration the obvious acceleration of the manifestations of climate change. But we also recommend focusing on the human factors involved into the ...
Magnusson M, Hörnfeldt B, Ecke F (2015) Evidence for different drivers behind long-term decline and depression of density in cyclic voles. Popul Ecol 57:569–580. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10144-015-0512-3 Article Google Scholar Mahlaba TAM, Monadjem A, McCleery R, Belmain SR (201...
The design principles characterizing the solar neighborhood positively impact biodiversity, reintroducing animal species in areas they used to inhabit before human-induced transformations. The article is structured around ten questions concerning solar neighborhood planning and design (Fig. 1). Download: ...
Unique to the number of existing studies focussing primarily on measured environmental implications of the pandemic-related restrictions (Shakil et al.2020), this research addresses a topic that has been often neglected, namely assessing the human perceptions towards air quality and its change. In par...
2 Understanding the effects of vegetation on slope hydrology Soil hydrology is one of the main drivers of shallow landslides, and although precipitation events are often linked to the triggering of landslides, it is the change in pore water pressures that cause a slope to fail (Toll et al.2011...
Conceptualisation refers to basic premises about the working of the system being modelled. It mainly shows how model drivers are linked to internal variables and outputs (observed responses). The conceptualisation step is essential if a model is not designed from scratch or merely a “canned” mode...
Similarly, uniform patterns of mortality may indicate effects from human-induced variables like land use patterns such as private landownership across most of the states (e.g., Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, etc.). There might be a possibility for uniform patterns of WOM where land fragmentation...
However, it is still one of Africa’s principal drivers [20]. According to Rusu [21], increasing the number of tourists means a greater need for locally produced goods. The “free” resources used in tourism, such as coasts, mountains, and natural beauty, are often located in the world...