Climate change has an effect on ecosystems and people all around the globe and causes
land degradation. A long‐term decline in biological output, loss of ecological integrity, and a …

Degradation of land implies either a provisional or permanent deterioration in its productive
potential, which has an adverse impact on agriculture, biodiversity, and the environment …

This study examines point and non-point sources of air pollution and particulate matter and
their associated socioeconomic and health impacts in South Asian countries, primarily India …

Introduction: Anthropogenic disturbances resulting from extensive mining activities in
tropical regions pose significant threats to native land use, leading to deforestation …

Forests are important terrestrial carbon sinks and help in mitigating the emissions of CO2,
and other greenhouse gases (GHGs). Besides, it provides multiple ecosystem goods and …

Globally, biodiversity and ecosystem services (BES) are rapidly declining due to continuous
human intervention. The most important factor behind this rapid decline in BES has been …

Dry Afromontane forests in Ethiopia are vital for the conservation of plant diversity and
climate change mitigation. However, these forest resources are rapidly degrading and …

There is no denying that in a warming and increasingly changing climate, forest fires are
likely to intensify at an unprecedented scale, disrupting the ecological and socio-economic …

Summary Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) contributes to human well‐being by
meeting people's socioeconomic, ecological, cultural, and spiritual needs at local, national …

Flood often occurs triggered by the failure of the system in the hydrological cycle such as
deforestation in the nearby watershed upstream. Analysis of flood handling in a watershed …