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Seagrass Meadows under the Changing Climate: A Review of the Impacts of Climate Stressors
27-36
Article ID: 4363
6641 (Abstract)
1911 (Download)
Abstract: Seagrass meadows provide important ecological functions, particularly by serving as carbon sinks and breeding grounds for marine species. Climate change has threatened seagrass communities, causing their replacement, loss and increased vulnerability. This review examined scholarly articles published between 2010-2021 to comprehensively present the impacts of climate change on seagrass meadows. It shows that ocean warming... More
2022-02-23 -
Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources and Ecological Sustainability in Morocco: A 1990–2022 Analysis
Redouane Kaiss
, Zakaria Benjouid, Nawal Snoussi, El Khalil El Mountassir, Nadia Nabil, Amal Halim, Said Saghir Zarouali
53-70
Article ID: 9205
717 (Abstract)
607 (Download)
Abstract: This study comprehensively examines the multifaceted impact of climate change on Morocco’s ecological sustainability and economic development, focusing on four critical environmental stressors: water stress, deforestation, greenhouse gas emissions, and rising temperatures. These interrelated factors contribute significantly to the degradation of natural ecosystems, the decline in biodiversity, reductions in carbon sequestration, and the disruption of... More
2025-05-13 -
Dew Water as Sustainable Ecological Resource: Mitigating Heavy Metal Pollution in Aquatic Ecosystems and Enhancing Water Security
Jonny Jonny, Pepita Zenia, Fachira Rachel Agfata
292–305
Article ID: 11148
120 (Abstract)
163 (Download)
Abstract: Groundwater overextraction and contamination by heavy metals such as cadmium and arsenic have resulted in ecological degradation and increased risks of renal disease, particularly in water-scarce regions. To address these challenges, this review aimed to evaluate the ecological potential of dew water harvesting as a sustainable and safe alternative water source. Literature published between 2000... More
2025-10-29 -
Impacts on Bats by a Supertyphoon vs. Ordinary Typhoons along a Habitat Urbanization Gradient
Vladimir Dinets, Nicholas R. Friedman, Masako Ogasawara, Masashi Yoshimura, Evan P. Economo
14-27
Article ID: 5748
845 (Abstract)
383 (Download)
Abstract: Two major human-caused threats to ecosystems are habitat modification and the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. To study the combined effect of these threats, the authors used acoustic monitoring of bats along a habitat modification gradient on the island of Okinawa, Japan. During the observation period, the island experienced numerous typhoons and... More
2023-06-30 -
Emerging Strategies for Ecological Conservation: Challenging Traditional Theories and Advancing Sustainable Solutions
1-18
Article ID: 8815
873 (Abstract)
587 (Download)
Abstract: Ecological conservation is at a crossroad as environmental stresses around the world intensify and traditional models of conservation exhibit intrinsic weaknesses in their response to present and future problems. In the project, we evaluated novel approaches integrating adaptive management, technological innovations, and community-based action towards more efficient sustainable conservation results and ecosystem resilience. The multi-site... More
2025-04-21 -
Droughts and the Impacts of Dry Spells in North of Iraq
59-69
Article ID: 2865
583 (Abstract)
262 (Download)
Abstract: Different sets of dry spell length such as complete series, monthly maximum, seasonal maximum, and annual maximum are applied and modeled with different probability distribution functions (such as Gumbel Max, generalized extreme value, Log-Logistic, generalized logistic, inverse Gaussian, Log-Pearson 3, generalized Pareto) to recognize in which duration, dry spells cause drought. The drought situation and... More
2021-04-12 -
A Comparative Study on South Korea’s Response to the UN Climate Change Convention and the Biodiversity Convention
JinYoung Son, HyeMin Park
46-61
Article ID: 8349
458 (Abstract)
254 (Download)
Abstract: Climate change and biodiversity loss are intricately linked, and as the severity of these challenges intensifies, the need for a cohesive international response has become increasingly evident. Since 1992, South Korea has developed relevant legal and institutional frameworks; however, its initiatives addressing biodiversity loss have received less recognition and prioritization compared to its efforts concerning... More
2025-03-07 -
Ecotoxicological Risks in a Brackish Lake Ecosystem During Climate Change Scenarios: A Comprehensive Review on Lake Tudakul
Nasibakhon M. Naraliyeva, Ferah Sayim, Esra Ersoy Omeroglu, Alperen Ertaş, Dilfuza Nurmanova, Nodirbek Sidikjanov, Dilora Nabieva, Tolibjon Madumarov
280–291
Article ID: 9875
168 (Abstract)
105 (Download)
Abstract: Climate change and anthropogenic pressures increasingly threaten the ecological integrity of inland water bodies, particularly saline lakes due to their unique hydrological and biological features. This review focuses on Lake Tudakul, one of Uzbekistan’s largest saline lakes and a Ramsar-listed wetland, assessing its vulnerability under future climate scenarios. The study integrates climate scenario modeling (RCP4.5... More
2025-10-29 -
Climate Change Awareness: An Imperative for Environmental and Earth Stewardship
Elizabeth Akpanke Odey, Anthony Okon Ben, Alex Abang Ebu, Edor John Edor, Edem Essien Udoaka, Eni Eja Alobo, Miebaka Nabiebu, Gabriel Etim-Ben Inyang, Edet Louis Ajom, Aboh James Ajang, Ellah Timothy Ogbang, Osmond Otora Agbor, Iorparegh Aer
67–78
Article ID: 11258
55 (Abstract)
25 (Download)
Abstract: The accelerating impacts of climate change, rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and biodiversity loss underscore the urgent need for widespread public awareness. This research explores why climate change awareness is not just beneficial but essential for effective environmental stewardship and the long-term health of our planet. The research proffers informed communities, encouraging sustainable practices, and driving... More
2026-01-06 -
Predicting the Potential Invasion Hotspots of Chromolaena odorata under Current and Future Climate Change Scenarios in Heterogeneous Ecological Landscapes of Mizoram, India
Rabishankar Sengupta, Sudhansu Sekhar Dash
1-12
Article ID: 5920
670 (Abstract)
467 (Download)
Abstract: Recent trends in globalization, human mobility surge and global trade aggravated the expansion of alien species introduction leading to invasion by alien plants compounded by climate change. The ability to predict the spread of invasive species within the context of climate change holds significance for accurately identifying vulnerable regions and formulating strategies to contain their... More
2023-10-11 -
Prickly Pear Cactus : An Excellent Crop to Mitigate Climate Change
Dramane Yewaga Koalaga, Zerhoune Messaoudi, Mohammed Ibriz, Lhoussain Ait Haddou
182–198
Article ID: 8778
643 (Abstract)
99 (Download)
Abstract: Significant variations in global temperatures and weather patterns over time are known as climate change. Although it occurs naturally, human activities—particularly the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial processes—are accelerating these changes, which have various detrimental effects on the environment. This review aims to highlight the edapho-climatic requirements of this cactus and the advantages... More
2025-07-18 -
Impacts of Climate Change in Portugal: Common Perception of Causes and Consequences in Forest Development
45-51
Article ID: 978
653 (Abstract)
223 (Download)
Abstract: Presently the world faces what most likely will be the greatest challenge humanity has ever faced. Climate change is a phenomenon, or rather a set of phenomena, that directly influences the daily lives of human populations all over the planet. However, this influence normally negative also affects ecosystems, with emphasis on agroforestry systems, of... More
2019-08-30 -
Citizen Participation and Ecosystem-Based Territorial Adaptation to Climate Change in Morocco: A Case Study from Settat
Amine Hmid, Azzeddine Rakhimi, Redouane Kaiss, Bouchra Serroukh, Abdelghafour Achy, Yahya Fikri, Hicham el Moussaoui
221–244
Article ID: 11619
185 (Abstract)
100 (Download)
Abstract: Climate change poses increasingly severe risks to ecosystems, livelihoods, and the socio-spatial dynamics of both urban and rural areas, particularly in semi-arid regions such as central Morocco. These territories, already marked by ecological fragility and water scarcity, are especially vulnerable to rising temperatures and recurrent droughts. While national strategies and institutional frameworks provide an essential... More
2025-11-20 -
Research Status, Problems and Direction of Soil Organic Carbon in Zoige Peat Wetland
1-10
Article ID: 5799
489 (Abstract)
305 (Download)
Abstract: Peatlands, as a special type of wetland, occupy only 3% of the Earth’s surface, but bear about one-third of the world’s soil carbon storage and play an important role in the global carbon cycle. The Zoige Wetland is located on the eastern edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and its peat reserves are up to 1.9... More
2023-08-23 -
Assessing Climate Change Reporting Disclosure Indexes (CCRDI) in Malaysia Plantation Sector: Toward Sustainable of Food-Security
Ummi Junaidda, Matin Chowdhury
205–220
Article ID: 10920
769 (Abstract)
43 (Download)
Abstract: Climate change is a phenomenon that will raise the number of hydrological extremes, namely floods and droughts, that will affect the plantation sector. This sector is vital to ensure the country's food security in achieving Sustainable Development Goal 2 (SDG 2) of zero hunger. Due to the phenomenon of the environment, the government focuses on both the resilience of... More
2025-11-17 -
Climate Change and Biodiversity in West Africa Sahel: A Review
Gnanki Mariam Lafia N’gobi, Kalamboli Danani, Moussa Soulé
20-29
Article ID: 4961
1797 (Abstract)
892 (Download)
Abstract: Climate change has many effects on biodiversity. Few studies have focused on the consequences of climate change on biodiversity in West Africa Sahel which is one of the most sensitive regions to climate change. Thus, this study examined the different effects of climate change on biodiversity in West Africa Sahel to guide climate policies. The... More
2022-09-29 -
The Role of Indonesia’s Forest Area with Special Purpose in Supporting Sustainable Development Goals
Muhammad Iqbal Nur Madjid, Rissa Rahmadwiati, Rezky Lasekti Wicaksono, Dwi Apriyanto
179–191
Article ID: 9218
1912 (Abstract)
144 (Download)
Abstract: Forest areas with special purpose (FASP) are decentralized management rights of state forest areas for universities and research institutions. The area of FASP management licenses continues to increase, as recorded in 2019, covering an area of 37,569 ha. At the end of 2024, there are 45 FASPs in Indonesia with a total area of 107,085.91... More
2025-06-06
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