The anthropology of water is a self-declared relational field that attempts to transcend
nature/culture distinctions by attending to the fact that the social and ecological aspects of …

Anthropological research on water and economy has a long and rich history, especially
among archaeologists and political economy scholars. In this review article, we discuss …

Agronomists and policy makers have proposed no-tillage practice and advocacy in the
tropical savannah (Cerrado) of Brazil as a model for agriculture elsewhere. Building from …

Implementation of effective policy instruments to reduce emissions from non-point
agricultural sources has been challenging. Mussel farming has the potential to mitigate …

In order to explore the direct connection between financial technology and digital financial
risk management, this paper combines intelligent data processing methods to apply …

Water quality credit trading has been advanced as a cost‐effective means of achieving
regulatory compliance. However, the volume of trading activity in operational programs is …

A water quality trading (WQT) program was promulgated in North Carolina to address water
quality issues related to nutrients in the highly urbanizing Jordan Lake Watershed. Although …

Anthropologists have long considered how people create and perceive the value of goods
and services. While valuation of nature as a commodity is one means of conservation …

Highlights•Reduce inputs while improving crop yield and quality to increase
profitability.•Integrate biomass crops with food crops to increase productivity of the …

North American farmers manage massive soy farms in the Brazilian Cerrado from the clean
offices off the dusty streets of Luis Eduardo Magalhães, Brazil. As they delegate field work to …