Climate change is defined as the shift in climate patterns mainly caused by greenhouse gas
emissions from natural systems and human activities. So far, anthropogenic activities have …

Abstract Purpose of Review The aim of this paper is to explore the nexus of climate change,
land use, and conflict. A particular focus is placed on the human security risks associated …

The rise of public and private zero-deforestation commitments is opening a new
collaborative space in global forest governance. Governments seeking to reduce national …

Prospective approaches for large‐scale greenhouse gas removal (GGR) are now central to
the post‐2020 international commitment to pursue efforts to limit the global temperature …

This chapter focuses on accelerating mitigation and on shifting development pathways to
increased sustainability, based on literature particularly at national scale. While previous …

Abstract An era (2005–2015) centered around the Copenhagen Accord saw the rise of
several immature sociotechnical strategies currently at play: carbon capture and storage …

Climate change has been a pressing issue since the late 20th century when the world
recognized the gravity of the situation (Fig. 1). The United Nations Framework Convention …

The goals of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change cannot be achieved without a
significant reduction in emissions from forests. Reductions of emissions from land use …

Forests generate a range of ecosystem services at global, local and regional scales but
deforestation and forest degradation is increasing in many regions of the world, with primary …

Emerging evidence suggests that insect populations may be declining at local and global
scales, threatening the sustainability of the ecosystem services that insects provide. Insect …