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Subjects / keywords: Naturaleza; Recursos Naturales

Water availability is one of the main limiting factors that control ecosystem functions and productivity in semiarid regions. Vegetation of these regions usually presents a patchy distribution where sparse plant cover is...

the Biotic Pump Theory, as set forward by Drs. Makarieva and Gorshkov, states that the primary force driving surface winds, certainly in the tropics, is induced by the negative changes in atmospheric pressure caused by c...

This legal study on the 1978 Constitution and the Spanish coastline is a current approach to our coasts, their regulation and problems from an open perspective. A documented reflection on our legislative history, the cha...

In Argentina, both surface and ground water are used for a diverse priority purposes, such as drinking and basic hygiene, but they are also utilized as receivers of different types of industrial and urban and suburban ef...

ABSTRACT The knowledge of how trees respond to microclimate variability is important in the face of climate changes. The objectives of this study were to examine the variation in wood water content (WWC) and bark water c...

Abstract The election of Donald Trump brought disarray to the climate change regime. The changes in what was up to then a promoter of the liberal international order (LIO) exacerbated existing tensions while creating new...

La ubicación geográfica de América Central juega un papel importante en la descripción de la variabilidad climática de la región. Está rodeada por dos grandes masas de agua, el Pacífico Tropical del Este en el la...

Temperature extreme indices were analyzed for five continental regions of southern South America defined according to their climatic characteristics. Gridded observations, reanalysis, and global-coupled climate models fr...

Climate change and urbanization have substantial ramifications for the management and protection of cultural-historical landscapes. This is especially true for historical estate landscapes – landscapes whose character ...

Environmental conditions can modify the intensity and sign of ecological interactions. The stress gradient hypothesis (SGH) predicts that facilitation becomes more important than competition under stressful conditions. T...

Subjects / keywords: Climate changes; South America; Political aspects; Brazil; Colombia; Climate change mitigation; Renewable energy sources; Electronic books

Subjects / keywords: United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change; Environmental law; Climate changes; Law and legislation; Environmental protection; Electronic books

Subjects / keywords: Climatic changes; Effect of human beings on; Social aspects; Climate change mitigation; Basic needs; Sustainability; Capitalism; Environmental aspects; Equality; Economic aspects

Subjects / keywords: Climatic changes; Chile; Climate change mitigation

Subjects / keywords: Climatic changes; Social aspects; Climate and civilization; Electronic books

Subjects / keywords: Climatic changes; Social aspects; Mexico; Global environmental change; Climatology; Research; Human beings; Effect of environment on; Effect of climate on; Electronic books

Subjects / keywords: Climatic changes; Law and legislation; Colombia; Climate change mitigation; Traditional ecological knowledge; Electronic books

Subjects / keywords: Climatology; Mexico; Climate; Climatic changes; Environmental aspects; Electronic books

Subjects / keywords: United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change; Air; Pollution; Law and legislation; Spain; Economic aspects; Climatic changes; Electronic books

Subjects / keywords: Climatic changes; Renewable energy sources; Environmental aspects; Climate change mitigation; Greenhouse effect, Atmospheric; Acid rain; Ozone layer

Subjects / keywords: Climatic changes; Social aspects; Climate and civilization; Conservation of natural resources; Electronic books

Subjects / keywords: European Court of Human Rights; Climatic changes; Law and legislation; Human rights; Environmental aspects; Climate justice; Environmental law, International

Subjects / keywords: Climatic changes; Climate justice; Human rights; Developing countries