نتایج جستجو برای: undesirable change in soil

تعداد نتایج: 17076976  

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2009
Bruce C Forbes Florian Stammler Timo Kumpula Nina Meschtyb Anu Pajunen Elina Kaarlejärvi

Tundra ecosystems are vulnerable to hydrocarbon development, in part because small-scale, low-intensity disturbances can affect vegetation, permafrost soils, and wildlife out of proportion to their spatial extent. Scaling up to include human residents, tightly integrated arctic social-ecological systems (SESs) are believed similarly susceptible to industrial impacts and climate change. In contr...

Journal: :Environmental science & technology 2010
Jonatan Klaminder Dan Hammarlund Ulla Kokfelt Jorien E Vonk Christian Bigler

Can a climate-triggered export of old contaminants from the soil alter the lead (Pb) contaminant burden of subarctic lakes? To address this question, we reconstructed the pollution history of three high latitude lakes situated in a region where a recent climatic shift has occurred. Dated sediment records were used as archives of past Pb inputs to the lakes, where the difference in the (206)Pb/(...

2016
Mark Swilling

It is widely recognized that many African economies are being transformed by rapid economic growth driven largely by rising demand for the abundant natural resources scattered across the African continent. I critically review the mainstream gamechanging dynamics driving this process, with special reference to a set of influential policy-oriented documents. This is followed by an analysis of les...

2015
S.M.F. Rabbi Matthew Tighe Manuel Delgado-Baquerizo Annette Cowie Fiona Robertson Ram Dalal Kathryn Page Doug Crawford Brian R. Wilson Graeme Schwenke Malem Mcleod Warwick Badgery Yash P. Dang Mike Bell Garry O’Leary De Li Liu Jeff Baldock

Australia's "Direct Action" climate change policy relies on purchasing greenhouse gas abatement from projects undertaking approved abatement activities. Management of soil organic carbon (SOC) in agricultural soils is an approved activity, based on the expectation that land use change can deliver significant changes in SOC. However, there are concerns that climate, topography and soil texture w...

2011
Carrie A. Schloss Joshua J. Lawler Eric R. Larson Hilary L. Papendick Michael J. Case Daniel M. Evans Jack H. DeLap Jesse G. R. Langdon Sonia A. Hall Brad H. McRae

Systematic conservation planning efforts typically focus on protecting current patterns of biodiversity. Climate change is poised to shift species distributions, reshuffle communities, and alter ecosystem functioning. In such a dynamic environment, lands selected to protect today's biodiversity may fail to do so in the future. One proposed approach to designing reserve networks that are robust ...

Extended abstract 1- Introduction Land-use change has been extensively considered by farmers as an easily available approach with the aim of finding new resources for producing more agricultural products. Deforestation, the most common type of land-use change, has led to the extensive parts of productive lands in different parts of the world being highly degraded. Rainfed farming can be liste...

Journal: :Plant biology 2013
T M Kuster M Arend P Bleuler M S Günthardt-Goerg R Schulin

Global climate change is expected to increase annual temperatures and decrease summer precipitation in Central Europe. Little is known of how forests respond to the interaction of these climate factors and if their responses depend on soil conditions. In a 3-year lysimeter experiment, we investigated the growth response of young mixed oak stands, on either acidic or calcareous soil, to soil wat...

2013
Wei Wang Wenjing Zeng Weile Chen Hui Zeng Jingyun Fang

Soils are the largest terrestrial carbon store and soil respiration is the second-largest flux in ecosystem carbon cycling. Across China's temperate region, climatic changes and human activities have frequently caused the transformation of grasslands to woodlands. However, the effect of this transition on soil respiration and soil organic carbon (SOC) dynamics remains uncertain in this area. In...

Journal: :Science 2014
Kees Jan van Groenigen Xuan Qi Craig W Osenberg Yiqi Luo Bruce A Hungate

Soils contain the largest pool of terrestrial organic carbon (C) and are a major source of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2). Thus, they may play a key role in modulating climate change. Rising atmospheric CO2 is expected to stimulate plant growth and soil C input but may also alter microbial decomposition. The combined effect of these responses on long-term C storage is unclear. Combining meta-...

2008
Zhi Li Wenzhao Liu Xunchang Zhang

Soil water balance has response to climate change and evaluation of soil water change is one of the most important items of climate change impact assessment. GCM outputs under three scenarios were statistically downscaled during 2010~2039 to simulate the potential change of soil water balance in Wangdonggou watershed on the Loess Plateau with WEPP model. GCM predicted a 1.8 to 17.5% increase in...

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