The escalating global population and subsequent societal demands have contributed to a
notable upsurge in production activities, resulting in unprecedented anthropogenic …

The soil is a vital resource that hosts many microorganisms crucial in biogeochemical cycles
and ecosystem health. However, human activities such as the use of metal nanoparticles …

In recent decades boreal wildfires have occurred frequently over eastern Siberia, leading to
increased emissions of carbon dioxide and pollutants. However, it is unclear what factors …

Hydrometeorological variability, such as changes in extreme precipitation, snowmelt, or soil
moisture excess, in Poland can lead to fluvial flooding. In this study we employed the dataset …

This study investigated the variability of agricultural drought severity, as depicted by
vegetation indices, and the bias in identifying drought events when considering a stationary …

Land use change and atmospheric composition, two drivers of climate change, can interact
to affect both local and remote climate regimes. Previous works have considered the effects …

Earlier start of the growing season (SGS) and delayed end of the growing season (EGS)
affect plant carbon uptake. However, the effects of phenological changes on carbon …

The response of vegetation water use efficiency (WUE) to soil or atmospheric moisture
conditions has been widely identified in the past decades, however, the relationships …

Under the influence of global warming and human activities, the risk sources of land and
water resources system networks are complex and uncertain, which has induced a series of …

The acceleration of water cycle processes in the context of global warming will exacerbate
the frequency and intensity of extreme events and predispose to drought and flood disasters …