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Harshna Charan, Eri Inomata, Hikaru Endo, Yoichi Sato, Yutaka Okumura and Masakazu N. Aoki
Heatwaves under global warming have negative impacts on ecosystem primary producers. This warming effect may be synergized or antagonized by local environments such as light and nutrient availability. However, little is known about the interactive effect...
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Rajaa Aitali, Maria Snoussi, Alexander S. Kolker, Bouchra Oujidi and Nadia Mhammdi
Healthy wetlands are among the most effective sinks for carbon on the planet, and thus contribute to mitigate climate change. However, in North Africa, coastal wetlands are under high pressure especially from urban sprawl and tourism development, due to ...
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Yadira Vargas, William Viera, Alejandra Díaz, Leider Tinoco, Julio Macas, Carlos Caicedo, Marcelo Almeida and Wilson Vásquez-Castillo
Agroforestry systems allow conservation of natural resources and promotion of sustainable agriculture in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Nevertheless, the benefit of the associated species that are part of these production systems needs to be demonstrated. The ai...
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Lingling Hu, Zhen Chen and Jun Hu
The development of sustainability and high toughness in cement-based composites with polypropylene (PP) fiber is becoming increasingly important for future buildings, while CO2-curing treatment at early ages is precisely a promising technique for it. The...
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Qiwei Zhao, Xin Teng, Panpan Zhang, Wanchao Kang, Xue Meng and Shuang Wang
In the context of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality (?double carbon?), it is urgent to clarify the effect of marine spatial planning (MSP) on carbon sink increases and emission reductions, since such planning acts as a spatial governance tool for the ...
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