Climate change can have a negative impact on agriculture and lead to significant crop
losses and increasing food insecurity. Despite the growing body of research on farmers' …

Climate change and its associated weather extremes pose a threat to agriculture. To slow
down climate change and reduce its associated risks, governments around the world are …

Climate change, the greatest public health threat of the 21st century, will uniquely affect rural
areas that are geographically isolated and experience greater health inequities. This …

Coral reefs are increasingly affected by climate-induced disturbances that are magnified by
increasing ocean temperatures. Loss of coral reefs strongly affects people whose livelihoods …

Improving our understanding of land-use change is critical for water management in semi-
arid areas, due to its effects on the hydrological cycle. In the US Southwest, fallowing …

We investigate how the physical water environment shapes water conservation norms
among farmers in the High Plains-Ogallala Aquifer, the largest source of groundwater in the …

This study used a geospatial model to evaluate the regional distributions and buildup of
various Heavy Metals (HM) and micronutrients as a result of groundwater irrigation used for …

Groundwater resources are connected with social, economic, ecological, and Earth systems.
We introduce the framing of groundwater‐connected systems to better represent the nature …

The judicious application of conservation funds to mitigate non-point source pollution from
agricultural runoff continues to be a practical challenge, particularly when presented with …

Groundwater Overreliance Leaves Farmers and Households High and Dry: One Earth Skip
to Main Content Advertisement One Earth This journal offers authors two options (open …