Browsing: Landforms, Processes & Habitats

Climate change, also known as global warming, refers to the Earth’s rising temperatures, primarily due to human activities since the Industrial Revolution. Scientists estimate a temperature…

The article “Prehistoric human impact on rainforest biodiversity in highland New Guinea” by Haberle explores how early human activities influenced the biodiversity of rainforest ecosystems in…

The article by Malhi et al. discusses the intricate relationships between climate change and ecosystems, identifying significant threats to biodiversity and ecosystem services as a result…

The pilot study yielded promising statistical results, although it faced limitations due to small sample sizes and a lack of detailed analysis on mechanisms behind these…

The referenced articles collectively address the complexities and implications of nitrogen cycling and export from terrestrial landscapes to aquatic ecosystems. Key points include the crucial role…

The article discusses Louisiana’s ongoing efforts to combat wetland loss and restore coastal areas through the implementation of various restoration projects, particularly marsh terraces. Over 480,000…

Agriculture significantly impacts surrounding ecosystems, often negatively, depending on practices and regional variables. Key environmental issues tied to agriculture include climate change, deforestation, soil degradation, and…

The article discusses the historical and ongoing practice of land reclamation in Hong Kong, which has played a crucial role in the city’s urbanization and economic…

The article examines the impact of climate change on alpine environments, with a specific focus on the Jamtal Valley in Tyrol, Austria. It highlights a significant…

Geography is the study of the world, encompassing both human and physical aspects. Human geography examines human activities, such as population changes and food sources, while…