… As humanity is at a crossroads, with a pandemic raging … about human-landscape interactions
at the origin of pandemics, as … Below, we first examine the trend of rising pandemics against …

… pandemic has changed our daily lives and habits by transforming how we work, learn and
interact… the new changed context due to the sudden irruption of pandemic. Moreover, possible …

… The diversity of pandemics is driven by the existence of a wide variety of pathogenic
organisms and their interaction with humans, considering multiple factors such as the mechanism …

… of the general aspects of modeling human-landscape coupled systems discussed above,
including: (1) Human-landscape interactions are amenable to specific dynamical modeling …

… We build on three conceptual frameworks to describe the responses and interactions
triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic in the six vignettes. First, the effects of shocks on land-use …

… Decreased human ignition resulting from pandemic-induced mortality offers an alternative,
geographically comprehensive explanation. In addition, natural (solar-volcanic) factors can …

Analysis of patterns of settlement over the long term in the Negev, the desert of southern
Israel, reflects repeated cycles of demographic decline and florescence, ostensibly cycles of …

… This may explain the occurrence of different outbreaks of imported diseases such as …
Indeed, this vector has already mediated important epidemics of chikungunya virus in Africa in a …

… Goals mapping: the environment-human landscape. For each Goal, the first part of this report
summarises the role of environment-human interactions and synthesises relevant research …

… In 1348, Europe was struck by a continent-wide pandemic … in human-landscape interactions.
It suggests that the trends observed were in fact the result of much longerterm interactions …