This review paper examines the intricate environmental and socioeconomic interactions
associated with land use dynamics and bioenergy production. Through an analysis of …

Deploying onshore wind energy as a cornerstone of future global energy systems
challenges societies and decision-makers worldwide. Expanding wind energy should …

The scientific evidence clearly demonstrates that human activity plays a significant role in
the changes to the world's climate, and it is crucial to take adaptive actions to mitigate the …

Peatlands are complex landscape ecosystems. Since the beginning of the last century, they
have been viewed as wastelands, with little or no economic value of note in their natural …

Global warming is occurring at an accelerated rate in the Arctic compared to other parts of
the planet with sea-ice declines being among the most striking manifestations of Arctic …

Global land resources are over-exploited and natural habitats are declining, often driven by
expanding livestock production. In Ireland, pastureland for grazing cattle and sheep account …

Identifying and protecting key sites of ecological assets and improving spatial connectivity
and accessibility are important measures taken to protect ecological diversity. This study …

A global energy transition to using sustainable renewable sources is being driven by global
agreements. Simultaneously there is a call for increased biodiversity conservation. This …

Combining renewable energy planning and biodiversity conservation is urgently needed to
address the interconnected climate change and biodiversity loss crisis and meet the United …

Abstract The United Nations System of Environmental-Economic Accounting Ecosystem
Accounting (SEEA EA) framework is the international standard for ecosystem accounting. To …