A devastating forest fire in August 2021 burned about 517 km2 of the northern part of Evia
Island, affecting vegetation, soil properties, sediment delivery and the hydrological response …

Soil erosion is a natural process that can be accelerated by natural and anthropogenic
disturbances and lead to land degradation and geomorphological changes. Analyzing soil …

Agricultural waste recycling is crucial for sustainable farming operations and farming
practices. Life cycle assessment has emerged as an innovative and comprehensive …

Estimating soil erodibility (C-Factor) in data-scarce regions is complex due to the lack of
appropriate and abundant data, as well as the variability in climatic and land cover …

Land abandonment is among the most complex la nd use change processes driven by a
multiplicity of anthropogenic and natural factors, such as agricultural over-exploitation …

Soil erosion is a worldwide problem leading to loss of nutrient rich top soil resulting in
reduction of agricultural productivity that threatens the livelihood of agrarian societies …

The paper aims to analyze the macro landscape profiles of Western and Eastern European
countries in search of affinities or evolutionary signs that may lead to defining lines of …

The composition of sediment fluxes caused by erosion can vary greatly both spatially and
temporally, causing different impacts on water bodies. The erosion process is mainly driven …

Soil erosion forms a serious ecological challenge to future production and sustainability,
with implications of the environmental crisis and the food supply. It is one of the more critical …

In agriculture, the geography of specific crops can successfully support productivity
monitoring and farming practices management. Vineyards particularly have a key role in …