Sustainability science seeks to understand human–nature interactions behind sustainability
challenges, but has largely been place-based. Traditional sustainability efforts often solved …

Persistent soil erosion poses a significant threat to water quality, ecosystem viability and soil
health in many regions of the world. Addressing this challenge requires a comprehensive …

Investigating the coupling coordination relationship between water resources, ecology and
the economy is the basis process for watershed governing to achieve sustainable …

Deforestation impacts the ecosystem services provided by downstream coral reefs to coastal
communities in multiple ways, such as through increased sedimentation and nutrification …

Border regions face challenges managing natural resources, which include forests, wildlife,
air, and rivers. This study aims to provide an overview of research on various natural …

Water reallocation in arid inland river basins could influence the interactions between socio-
economy and eco-environment. However, how these interactions are teleconnected among …

Synergies and trade-offs among the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
have been hotly debated. Although the world is increasingly metacoupled (socioeconomic …

Driven by intensive globalization and technological development, shifting from place-based
research on ecosystem services to an understanding of multiple human and natural …

Current studies neglect how virtual water transfer (VWT) between countries within a
drainage basin affects water stress and then yields an invisible effect on the water quantity …

The purpose of this case study is to examine the effects of climate change on agricultural life
in rural Uganda. Based on primary data, the authors examine major themes related to …