Ali, Junaid Islam, Fakhrul Bibi, Tehmina Islam, Ijazul Mughal, Muhammad Rizwan Sabir, Muhammad Awwad, Fuad Ismail, Emad
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Frontiers in Earth Science
Urbanization poses a significant threat to environmental sustainability, particularly in Pakistan, where uncontrolled urban growth and water mismanagement have exacerbated water scarcity and climate variability. This study investigates the spatiotemporal impacts of urbanization and climate change on groundwater in Lahore District, Pakistan. various...
Wosnick, Natascha Curtis, Dorlan Hauser-Davis, Rachel Ann
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Frontiers in Marine Science
Small Island Developing States (SIDS) face profound challenges from pollution, exacerbated by inadequate infrastructure and resource limitations. This paper examines the longstanding pollution issues plaguing SIDS, highlighting their vulnerability to environmental degradation due to underdeveloped waste management systems and unique oceanographic c...
Solomon, Lemlem Wondwossen Arunrat, Noopol Phutthai, Thamarat Wisawapipat, Worachart
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E3S Web of Conferences
Urban forests have a role in climate regulation by managing greenhouse gas emissions. The aim of this study was to assess the potential carbon (C) stock of both above ground biomass (AGB) and below-ground biomass (BGB) in the un-conserved Entoto mount forest and to determine their contribution to mitigating climate change and enhancing ecosystem se...
Garizábal-Carmona, Jaime A. Betancur, Jefry S. Montoya-Arango, Sergio Franco-Espinosa, Laura Mancera-Rodríguez, N. Javier
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Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution
Introduction Categorizing species according to their frequencies across urbanization levels and identifying some species traits that explain this variation could be a valuable tool for focusing conservation efforts, particularly in biodiversity hotspots with high endemism rates. This study proposes a semi-quantitative and multi-scale protocol to ca...
Besbris, Max Robinson, John N. III Angelo, Hillary
Real estate plays an essential part in various sociological theories of political economy, state capacity, racecraft, stratification, and urbanization. However, since foundational insights about the novelty of commodified, emplaced private property from theorists like Du Bois and Polanyi, these disparate threads have not been tied together into a c...
Rahman, Muhammad Shahinur Onodera, Shin-ichi Saito, Mitsuyo Ishida, Takuya Wang, Kunyang Hosono, Takahiro Umezawa, Yu
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Environmental Research Letters
This study assessed the effect of increased anthropogenic phosphorus (P) loading on P speciation in coastal sediments in Osaka Bay, an urbanized enclosed bay, and one of Japan’s most industrialized regions. The study analyzed Total P (TP) and determined the accumulations of five different P species Exchangeable P (Ex-P), Iron-bound P (Fe-P), Calciu...
Zuckerberg, Benjamin La Sorte, Frank A.
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Frontiers in Bird Science
K, Aravinda Sravanthi, Jajimoggala Lakhanpal, Sorabh Shrivastava, Anurag Kalra, Ravi Mohammad, Q. Kumar Mishra, Nirmith
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E3S Web of Conferences
The paper gives a comprehensive review of how human activities influence normal hydrological forms by clarifying the diverse impacts on the accessibility, quality, and conveyance of water. The paper revealed the complex exchange between data and natural morals that are reconfiguring the worldwide water scene through conflicting facts of major cause...
Awasthi, Ankita Geeta Yadav, M. Baswaraju, Swathi Nijhawan, Ginni Ziara, Sajjad Kumar, Ashwani
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E3S Web of Conferences
Addressing the issues of urbanization, climate change, and resource scarcity now centers on the junction of infrastructure development and sustainability. This review study looks at how new ideas and technologies are developing sustainable infrastructure solutions. It assesses research and development in important domains including smart cities, gr...
Gatto, Alessio Martellozzo, Federico Clo’, Stefano Ciulla, Lorenzo Segoni, Samuele
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Environmental Research Letters
The frequency of occurrence of hydrogeological disasters (HGDs), as well as the persistence of their impacts, are not evenly distributed. Hazardous areas, by definition, are more prone to extreme events, while in densely urbanized regions, the impacts of these events tend to be more severe. The objective of this study is to investigate statistical ...
