Forest fires are key ecosystem modifiers affecting the biological, chemical, and physical
attributes of forest soils. The extent of soil disturbance by fire is largely dependent on fire …

Fire, a prevalent land management tool in rotational shifting cultivation (RSC), has long
been debated for its immediate disruption of surface soil, vegetation, and microbial …

Soil contamination is an environmental issue due to increasing anthropogenic activities.
Existing processes for soil remediation suffer from long treatment time and lack generality …

Per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are persistent and bioaccumulative pollutants
that can easily accumulate in soil, posing a threat to environment and human health. Current …

This paper's working hypothesis is that the indigenous farming practices of Timorese farmers
are those most suitable and adaptable with regard to these farmers' circumstances. Intensive …

Wildfires have short-and long-term impacts on the geoenvironment, including the changes to
biogeochemical and mechanical properties of soils, landfill stability, surface-and …

Fire is one of the major issues facing Southeast Asian peatlands causing socio-economic,
human health and climate crises. Many of these fires in the region are associated with land …

Reliable and robust monitoring tools are crucial to assess the effectiveness of land
mitigation techniques (LMTs) in enhancing carbon uptake, enabling informed decision …

The knowledge of the effects of fire on soil properties is of particular concern in
Mediterranean areas, where the effects of vegetation type are still scarce also. This research …

Tropical peatlands are globally important ecosystems for carbon storage, biodiversity
conservation, water storage and regulation, and several other valuable ecosystem services …