Geography

To Reduce the Risk of Sea Level Rise, Future Urban Growth on European Coasts is Being Modeled

To Reduce the Risk of Sea Level Rise, Future Urban Growth on European Coasts is Being Modeled

The effects of sea level rise are already being felt along Europe’s coasts, which are also heavily inhabited. Spatial land use planning solutions are becoming…
Mowing and Nitrogen Addition Affect the Resilience and Recovery of Grassland Populations to Drought

Mowing and Nitrogen Addition Affect the Resilience and Recovery of Grassland Populations to Drought

Based on a five-year field manipulation experiment, the impacts of increased nitrogen intake and mowing on the resistance and recovery of temperate grassland during a…
Herbaceous Planting Based on Mechanisms of the Assembly of Plant Communities for Ecological Restoration of Urban Land

Herbaceous Planting Based on Mechanisms of the Assembly of Plant Communities for Ecological Restoration of Urban Land

Ecological restoration is the process of assisting degraded, harmed, or destroyed ecosystems in their recovery and repair. It aims to lessen the negative effects of…
Soil Erosion

Soil Erosion

The process by which soil is removed or displaced from its original location is referred to as soil erosion. Natural erosion occurs as a result…
Fish Evolution can be Influenced by River Erosion

Fish Evolution can be Influenced by River Erosion

River erosion can, in fact, influence fish evolution. River systems are ever-changing environments with regards to water flow, sediment transport, and habitat structure. These processes…
Coastal Erosion

Coastal Erosion

Coastal erosion is the process by which the coastline, including beaches, dunes, cliffs, and other landforms, is gradually worn away and reduced over time. It…
Chemical Erosion

Chemical Erosion

Chemical erosion, also known as chemical weathering, is the process by which rocks and minerals are broken down or dissolved by chemical reactions. It happens…
River Erosion

River Erosion

The process by which flowing water, usually in the form of a river or stream, wears away the Earth’s surface and transports sediment from one…
Researchers Claim that When Land is Abandoned More Frequently, Nature is Altering

Researchers Claim that When Land is Abandoned More Frequently, Nature is Altering

The lands they toiled on are sometimes left idle when people leave their rural lives behind to seek their fortunes in the city or when…
A Researcher Investigates How Vacation Homes Affect the Utilization of Agricultural Land

A Researcher Investigates How Vacation Homes Affect the Utilization of Agricultural Land

At Columbia County, New York, where his family farms, Charles Towe, an associate professor of agricultural and resource economics at the College of Agriculture, Health…
First Observational Evidence of Beaufort Gyre Stabilization, Potentially Leading to a Large Freshwater Release

First Observational Evidence of Beaufort Gyre Stabilization, Potentially Leading to a Large Freshwater Release

The greatest freshwater reservoir in the Arctic Ocean and the circulation that dominates the Canada Basin, the anti-cyclonic Beaufort Gyre, has been stabilized, according to…
Where did Earth’s Water come from?

Where did Earth’s Water come from?

The precise origin of Earth’s water is still being researched and debated. However, one popular theory holds that comets and asteroids brought water to Earth…
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