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IGES国際生態学センター(JISE)
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Peer-reviewed Article
In Progress in Disaster Science
Author:
Md. Nasif
Ahsan
Jannatul
Naim
Najmus
Sakib
Naoyuki
Okano
Md. Sarwar
Hossain
Animesh
K. Gain
Md Nurul
Amin
Md Khairul
Islam
Miho
Ohara
Water insecurity, intensified by climate change, environmental degradation, and unsustainable resource management, poses a significant threat to human well-being in coastal regions. This study examines the interrelationships among water governance, household well-being, and water security in southwestern Bangladesh. Using a multistage sampling...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Sustainability
Author:
Fiona
Wyrtzen
Antonio
Meza
Ben
Snide
Katrina
Kasyan
Catherine
Burrow
Randall S
Guillory
Christopher Carl
Wilkins
David
Eaton
Many cities have integrated health co-benefits into their climate plans to address cost concerns and build multi-stakeholder support for resilient, net-zero transitions. While some studies have demonstrated that cities vary in how much they link health and climate, few have examined why this is the case. This study fills this gap by using 16...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Sustainability Science
Author:
Zahrah
Ali
Bing-yu
Chiu
Decarbonizing transport systems is critical to a net-zero future. Explicitly factoring health co-benefits into urban climate/ transport plans could persuade decision-makers to adopt and implement the policies needed for such a future. Many studies have estimated the health benefits of transport policies with these ends in mind. However, how...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Energy for Sustainable Development
Author:
Machmuddin
Fitra Miftahadi
Kalvari
Damero Horasma Situmorang
Nozomi
Iseki
Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) is gaining popularity in Indonesia as a promising solution for processing large volumes of municipal solid waste (MSW), extending landfill lifespans, and facilitating both material and thermal recycling. The quantity and quality of RDF are critically dependent on the input waste composition and the selection of materials...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies
Author:
Zhihui
Li
Fei
Zhang
Zhuohan
Jiang
Ngai
Weng Chan
Gowhar
Meraj
Weiwei
Wang
Lifei
Wei
Xu
Ma
Study Region: The Ebinur Lake Watershed, located in Northwest China, serves as a crucial ecological barrier for the region. Study Focus: Over the past two decades, Ebinur Lake and its surrounding marshes have experienced a significant loss of water area due to excessive human exploitation and encroachment, resulting in severe ecological degradation...
Peer-reviewed Article
In IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
Author:
Di
Wang
Shenhan
Xu
Zailin
Huo
Fei
Zhang
Zia
Ahmed
Ngai Wang
Chan
Lakes play a crucial role in supplying water resources, regulating regional climates, and supporting ecosystems. However, they are increasingly threatened by recurrent droughts. This study focuses on the Mu Us Sandy Land, the fourth largest desert in China, and presents an approach that combines machine-learning techniques with a newly constructed...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Resources
Author:
Dang
Thi Hong Ngoc
Nguyen
Van Toan
Nguyen
Phuoc Cong
Bui
Thi Bich Lien
Nguyen
Thanh Tam
Nigel
K. Downes
Huynh
Vuong Thu Minh
Climate change and river flow alterations in the Mekong River have significantly exacerbated drought conditions in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta (VMD). Understanding the temporal dynamics and propagation mechanisms of drought, coupled with the compounded impacts of human activities, is crucial. This study analyzed meteorological (1992–2021) and...