2385 papers
This paper utilizes the integration of circular economy strategies into Integrated Assessment Models to diagnose the self-reinforcing cycle of Global South underrepresentation, identifying multi-dimensional challenges and proposing a collaborative framework to achieve recognitional and epistemic justice in global climate policymaking.
This study demonstrates that specific 311 service requests in New York City—particularly those regarding hydrants, power outages, and ventilation—serve as effective, resident-generated indicators of neighborhood heat burden that correlate with socioeconomic vulnerability and complement traditional census-based metrics for targeting urban heat interventions.
This study presents a multi-scale framework for assessing long-term meteorological drought in the Urmia Lake Basin (1981–2024) using bias-corrected precipitation data, revealing that while overall drought frequency remains stable, the region is experiencing a shift toward fewer but significantly more persistent and spatially synchronized events that require multi-timescale monitoring for effective water management.
This study proposes an integrated Ecological Footprint framework to evaluate and enhance sustainable tourism in the Indian Sundarbans by quantifying resource consumption, carbon emissions, and waste generation to construct a composite sustainability index that links tourism intensity with ecological pressure and community welfare.
This study evaluates the Guang-Guang Mangrove Park in the Philippines as a multi-stakeholder ecotourism site that, despite favorable visitor attitudes, faces significant infrastructural, governance, and benefit-sharing challenges that currently prevent the full institutionalization of community-based ecotourism principles.
This study assesses Malawi's agriculture, environment, and health sector policies regarding climate change extreme weather events, finding that while health-related strategies are mainstreamed and some cross-sectoral linkages exist, significant implementation gaps and insufficient coordination hinder effective multisectoral responses.
This study establishes a reproducible geospatial framework for monitoring the Amrapali coal-mine overburden in Eastern India, demonstrating that surface albedo serves as a more sensitive early-stage indicator of landscape stabilization than traditional vegetation indices by revealing a significant darkening trend driven by material changes rather than canopy growth.
This paper argues that current consumption-based carbon accounts fail to distinguish between voluntary sustainable practices and constrained consumption due to their strong correlation with development indicators, thereby proposing a new measurement framework that reports per-capita rates and population totals without rankings to better inform post-2030 sustainability strategies.
This paper highlights a critical "warning time paradox" in dam-breach emergency planning, where reporting flood arrival times from simulation start rather than breach initiation dangerously overestimates evacuation windows, and advocates for breach-referenced reporting and tiered zoning to ensure accurate emergency response for the proposed Naumure Dam in Nepal.
This study characterizes the petrophysical properties of Seixo Amarelo-Gonçalo Li-bearing pegmatites and their host granites, revealing distinct trends in magnetic susceptibility and electrical resistivity linked to mineralogy and alteration that can guide high-resolution geophysical exploration despite significant data overlap between lithologies.