Against normalizing unexamined assumptions about climate futures. How should humanity deal with the suggestion that technology holds the answer to the contemporary climate crisis? There…
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Mountains are exposed to mass movements such as landslides, debris flows, and snow avalanches. These hazards affect valley slopes and endanger human settlements. They may…
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Temporary pools are one of the most abundant types of aquatic habitats worldwide; however, they are also one of the most threatened and least studied….
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We know from the geologic record that the Earth had to face episodes of global glaciation hundreds of millions of years ago. It is widely…
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In most East and Southeast Asia countries, mosaic crop production systems usually consist of relatively small land holdings ( < 2 ha), which are managed…
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Loess mantles cover about 6% of the total area of China, covering a large area of the northern and central part of the country, forming…
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Business organizations have intentionally diversified their workforce across genders, races, and ethnicities, either in response to growing legal pressures since the 1960s or simply because…
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Recently many countries have committed to emissions reports to climate accords informing their greenhouse gas (GHG) annual emissions, including carbon dioxide. Forest ecosystems are huge…
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Climate change impact on hydrological extremes was studied by the project under the same name, acronym CHIHE, over the years 2014-2016. The research from this…
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The human race relies heavily on what the earth has to offer: minerals from underground, food from land and sea. We know how important these…
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It’s a common sight along roadsides, in coastal areas, and just about everywhere else: Phragmites australis, or Common Reed, is among the world’s most cosmopolitan…
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