After a long period of emigration from the rural areas in the European Alps, a trend reversal
can be observed in the last quarter of the 20th century. However, this “new immigration” …

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emission inventories form the basis of evidence-based climate
change planning across the local, regional, national, and international levels. In this letter …

Mountain regions are generally seen as depopulating. However, in the European Alps, a
new migration trend can be observed that may represent a reversal of out-migration from …

Urbanization can bring problems like traffic congestion, overpopulation, poor housing
conditions, and increased crime rates. Electric vehicles (EVs) can be utilized in suburban …

Urbanization is considered as a major driver for biotic homogenization. Urbanization also
promotes the dispersal of non-native species. This study examined the roles of suburban …

Economic segregation in urban areas is important to scholars and policymakers because it
is thought to exacerbate inequality in social outcomes such as education, social capital …

Population distribution reflects the integrity of natural, social, economic and historical factors
of the geospace, relevant both for fundamental and applied research. Complex spatial …

In this paper the effects and dynamics of out-migration in the Eastern Cape province was
examined through studying the migration movements from the Eastern Cape in 2001. In the …

All transportation systems have the ability to transform human settlement patterns, which can
affect a range of social, economic and environmental issues. Considering investments in rail …

Most of the research concerned with the role of pull and push factors in migration, have often
employed the positivist and quantitative approach, usually ignoring the mental …