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  • Her research interests center around anthropogenic perturbations of the environment, especially the ecological consequences of land-use/land-cover change.

    Contributor: Nancy Golubiewski 2010

  • Significant anthropogenic contributions to radiative forcing were also found to have come from several other sources, including tropospheric ozone changes due to emissions of ozone-forming chemicals, direct radiative forcing due to changes in halocarbons, and changes in surface albedo, due to land-cover changes and deposition of black carbon aerosols on snow.

    Global warming 2010

  • Southworth feels her major contributions are at the landscape-level of analysis and cross-scale issues of land changes within a theoretical framework of resiliency, drivers of change and their spatial analysis and economic development and land-use/land-cover change around large protected areas.

    Contributor: Jane Southworth 2010

  • According to 2001 news reports, the company conducted for the Defense Department the largest land-cover mapping project ever completed.

    J. Robert Porter Jr., EarthSat founder, dies at 75 2010

  • The research interests of Eric Lambin include the monitoring of land-cover changes by remote sensing, and the modeling of land-use changes and some of their impacts on coupled human-environment systems.

    Contributor: Eric Lambin 2010

  • Climate change effects on this strictly preserved land base are likely to involve primarily the temporary reduction or increase in the populations of certain species resulting from land-cover change.

    Land tenure and management in the boreal region 2009

  • Article Topics: Agriculture and food, Consumer issues, Land-use and land-cover change and Water

    Terracing 2009

  • Relationships between lake and land-cover features along latitudinal vegetation ecotones in arctic Fennoscandia.

    Effects of climate change on hydro-ecology of contributing basins in the Arctic 2009

  • Article Topics: Agriculture and food, Botany, Ecology, Geography, Geology and Land-use and land-cover change

    Ecoregions of Wyoming (EPA) 2009

  • However, there are large uncertainties, including the response of heterotrophic respiration, nutrient cycling, permafrost dynamics, land-cover change, and scaling issues.

    Effects of climate change on landscape and regional processes and feedbacks to the climate system in the Arctic 2009

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