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This paper examines the potential effects of urbanization on streamflow in Maine, USA, from 1950 to 2000. The study contrasts nine watersheds in southern Maine, which has seen steady urban growth over the study period, with nine rural watersheds from northern Maine.
There has been increasing interest in the use of market-based approaches to add value for forestland and to assist with the conservation of natural resources.
Mechanical treatment of vegetation is done on public and private lands for many possible reasons, including enhancing wildlife habitat, increasing timber growth of residual stands, and improving resistance to damaging pests.
Projects aiming at reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) still account for a small share of the voluntary carbon market.
We investigated recent ecotone dynamics in the forestâgrassland mosaics of southwestern Yukon.
The fate and turnover of microbial carbon (C) in an arable soil following crop residue addition likely depends on the quality of both native soil organic matter (SOM) and residues.
A multi-stakeholder representative group was established to oversee a project examining the economic and environmental performance of a representative North Island hill country catchment farm at Whatawhata in the western Waikato region of New Zealand.
Understanding ecosystem resilience to human impacts is critical for conservation and restoration. The largeâscale dieâoff of New England salt marshes was triggered by overfishing and resulted from decades of runaway crab grazing.
Water resources in European legal systems have always been vested in sovereign power, regardless of their legal nature as goods vested in State property or as res communes omnium not subject to ownership.
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