Rapid economic development has a significant impact on both regional land use/cover
change (LUCC) and ecosystem services. In this paper, we present a decision framework …

As governments attach importance to carbon neutrality, achieving carbon emission
reductions in port operations through the use of subsidies and emerging technology has …

The coastal zone, an ecotone that provides vital diverse ecosystem services, is one of the
most ecologically fragile and sensitive areas on the Earth. It has been strongly influenced by …

Grasslands provide a wide range of provision, support, regulation, and cultural ecosystem
services (ESs), whose valuation methods can be grouped into three categories (ecological …

Understanding the spatiotemporal changes in ecosystem service value (ESV) under
urbanization, as well as the supply–demand relationship between different regions, can …

Coastal regions stand as pivotal zones of interaction between the marine and terrestrial
environments, holding substantial significance for both ecosystems and human societies …

Investigating the spatial-temporal evolution of land use and its driving forces provides a
scientific basis for policy formulation, land-use structure adjustment, and ecological …

Rapidly predicting and revealing the spatiotemporal characteristics and driving factors of
land-use changes in carbon storage within megacities under different scenarios is crucial to …

Land use/cover change (LUCC) can impact the provision of ecosystem service values
(ESVs), particularly in wetland regions that are subject to frequent and unsustainable land …

Exploring the value of cultivated land resources around big cities is an important
prerequisite for when realizing the “trinity” of cultivated land protection in terms of quantity …