Global food loss and waste (FLW) undermines the resilience and sustainability of food
systems and is closely tied to the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals on …

The three largest acid rain regions of current earth are located in northern and western
Europe, eastern North America, and East Asia. Sulfur and nitrate concentrations in …

Anthropogenic activities have affected forests for centuries, leading to persistent legacies.
Observations of agricultural legacies on forest soil properties have been site specific and …

Nitrogen (N) saturation occurs when N inputs exceed the total N demand by plants and
microbial organisms in forest ecosystems. Long-term observations, N deposition gradient …

The abandonment of marginally productive habitats and the intensification of land use on
productive sites have caused transformative changes in vegetation composition in Central …

The emission of nitrogen oxides (NO x) in China decreased by 15% from 2010 to 2015
(without a significant decrease in NH 3 emission), resulting in the decline of nitrogen (N) …

E-waste generation has become a major environmental issue worldwide. Heavy metals
(HMs) in e-waste can be released during inappropriate recycling processes. While their …

Intraspecific trait variation (ITV; ie variability in mean and/or distribution of plant attribute
values within species) can occur in response to multiple drivers. Environmental change and …

Atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition is believed to accelerate dissolved organic carbon
(DOC) production and could lead to increased heavy metal mobility into water resources …

Aims Disentangling direct and indirect effects of global change drivers on plant nitrogen (N)
uptake in leaves is important for understanding species and community responses in a …