This study examines the dynamic disaggregated impacts of nonrenewable, resource rents,
technology, human capital, and population on environmental quality in 41 Sub-Saharan …

This article updates our previous comprehensive meta-analysis of what drives and stops
deforestation (Busch and Ferretti-Gallon). By including six additional years of research, this …

Receding mountain glaciers affect the hydrology of downslope ecosystems with
consequences for drinking water, agriculture, and hydropower production. Here we …

Abstract Study region The Yellow River basin (YRB), China. Study focus To alleviate flood
risks and safeguard human well-being, understanding the spatiotemporal pattern of and …

Environmental hazards created by resource extraction impose numerous risks on rural
populations, but have been understudied in quantitative analyses of environmental …

The built environment that serves as the literal foundation for social life involves not just the
material development of local landscapes but ongoing damage from natural hazards …

Are strong local food systems better for the environment than conventional food systems
where relatively close proximity between points of production and consumption is not a …

Warmaking and war preparation have changed significantly in the 21st century. A number of
scholars have documented and analyzed these changes. Drawing on work focused upon …

Abstract The Great Lakes region contains productive agricultural and forest lands, but it is
also highly urbanized, with 32 of its 52 million residents living in nine large metropolitan …

We contribute to literature exploring the socioecological impact of urban development as a
multidimensional project, one in which changes to landscape features complement changes …