Throughout the history of Romania, political decisions, socio-economic measures, and
cultural (traditional) characters have affected the implementation of environment friendly …

Spatial mapping of soil organic matter (SOM) and evaluation of the related natural and
anthropic influencing factors are crucial to monitor the extent of degraded land and the …

Names: Eslamian, Saeid, editor.| Eslamian, Faezeh A., editor.| Wiley-Blackwell (Firm),
publisher. Title: Handbook of water harvesting and conservation: case studies and …

Inland excess water (IEW) is a form of surplus surface water, often regarded as a specific
flood type. However, it occurs most frequently in local depressions of large flat areas …

Inland excess water is temporary water inundation that occurs in flat-lands due to both
precipitation and groundwater emerging on the surface as substantial sources. Inland …

Land sensitivity to degradation is a spatially varying attribute of local systems that
experience rapid changes in socio-ecological conditions. To answer the increasing demand …

Soil degradation is a serious phenomenon both in Hungary and worldwide. Although it may
be induced by natural causes, human activity, especially in the past two centuries has …

The chapter deals with the issues of water abundance and water scarcity. In general, too
much water means the dangers of increased water runoff and discharge. In the first part, the …

In recent years, the three categories of seasons-namely dry, average and wet-is to complete
with two new types that are wet period following a dry and a dry period following a wet …

The ecological frame from the Transylvanian Plain is given by the existence of interaction
among a great number of factors, of which two are very important for the agroechosystem: i) …