Environmental Systems Research (ESR) publishes research on all aspects of environmental systems from water (terrestrial and marine), air, soil and biota.
This study presents a bibliometric analysis of 376 publications (1981–2024) on agroecological practices, revealing major trends in sustainability, adoption, and biodiversity. Read more: https://t.co/JCxtPpozoR
How did urban mobility & transport emissions shift in Canada post-COVID? Our new study tracks GHGs, traffic, air travel, and air pollutants (NO₂, CO, PM₂.₅...) from 2020–2022. Read more: https://t.co/xwIHsWmHaX
This study assesses smallholder farmers’ vulnerability to climate change in South Kivu, DRC, revealing high exposure in low-altitude zones & highlighting the need for climate-smart solutions. https://t.co/FHeExBv43j
Dust storms in the Sarakhs-Badkhyz region are intensifying, fueled by climate-driven dryness & strong winds. Understanding these patterns is key to mitigating health & environmental risks. https://t.co/NDrhrv6r58
Read this article to understand how vertical moisture flux convergence influences rainfall patterns in the Sahel, with projections indicating more rainy days in a warming climate. https://t.co/bia6SHV5WE
This new review highlights microplastic (MP) pollution in South Africa’s water, air, and soil. Findings stress the need for better waste management, stronger policies & improved detection methods. https://t.co/FESprfImYZ
This new research shows how GIS & AHP can improve landfill site selection in rapidly urbanizing towns. Findings support efficient waste disposal & urban sustainability.
https://t.co/zsf47eMlsV
Read this article to understand how geospatial analysis tracks land cover changes in Jarmet wetlands. Findings highlight the impact of human activity on biodiversity & ecosystem stability.
https://t.co/5IZ0RWU6bl
This new publication reveals stable spatial patterns of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in irrigation water, with higher concentrations near banks. Findings aid better monitoring & water quality management.
https://t.co/dgOpj272hC
Land cover degradation in Eastern DR Congo is accelerating, with projections showing 33.65% degradation by 2070 under current land-use trends. Implementing sustainable land management is crucial to mitigate future impacts. https://t.co/3W5ocBrzBP
This study maps landslide susceptibility in Ethiopia’s Muger watershed using logistic regression & frequency ratio models, achieving 81.45% accuracy. Findings support early warning & mitigation efforts. https://t.co/31JmbTgLVg
Our new study applies GoogLeNet & ResNet-18 CNNs to identify microplastics (MPLs) in the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Basin, achieving >90% accuracy. Findings highlight laundry effluent & atmospheric deposition as key MPL sources. https://t.co/dgt2G3wnAD
Our new study applies the NRCS-Curve Number method in humid tropical basins of southeastern Nigeria, identifying optimal CN (80) & λ (0.24). Findings improve runoff prediction for flood mitigation & water management. https://t.co/Ffk8e7OnPb
Our new study reveals that organic fuel combustion in Odesa emits persistent organic pollutants (POPs), with natural gas as the largest source. Reducing fuel use can lower POP accumulation.
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Slope impacts soil erosion & water runoff! Using ACPF GIS-based analysis, our study identifies optimal CP placements in a Wisconsin sub-watershed, improving soil & water sustainability. https://t.co/QY8qxhhOUR
How do bone char & biochar impact soil nutrients? Our study shows bone char retains 60.6% of added nutrients, outperforming biochar (40.7%). Findings highlight their potential for soil fertility management & environmental sustainability! https://t.co/NuuLxSGu4L
Our new study estimates above-ground biomass (AGB) in Ethiopia’s Upper Blue Nile Basin using Sentinel-2 data & field measurements. Remote sensing enhances carbon stock assessments & forest management! https://t.co/qzuYyilZAF
How is vegetation productivity responding to climate change? Our study in Welmel watershed, Ethiopia analyzes spatiotemporal NPP trends & climate variability impacts using Google Earth Engine & statistical methods. Read more: https://t.co/UvXWZ0sudi
Where should new green spaces go? Our study uses GIS-based Multi-Criteria Analysis & the Analytical Hierarchy Process to pinpoint optimal locations in Lilongwe, Malawi. 🌍��� Data-driven planning for a greener, more sustainable city! https://t.co/oZ3hfU15Nx