Applied Energy,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
304, P. 117817 - 117817
Published: Sept. 20, 2021
Aviation
alternative
fuels
are
perceived
as
an
effective
short-term
mean
to
decarbonise
our
flights.
Sustainable
aviation
from
algae
have
been
recently
approved
for
commercial
flights,
and
here
we
present
assessment
of
their
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
savings.
Three
case
studies
investigated
with
different
plant
designs
cultivation
strategies.
The
Carbon
Offsetting
Reduction
Scheme
International
Aviation's
Life
Cycle
Assessment
methodology
is
used
a
guideline
assess
the
GHG
saving
potential
algae.
approach
presented
allows
having
sound
comparison
other
fuel
production
pathways.
We
show
that
strategy
based
on
oil
maximisation
does
not
necessarily
provide
significant
advantages
in
terms
assessed
savings
fall
wide
range,
being
dependent
inputs
considered.
In
best-case
scenario,
up
68%
can
be
achieved,
therefore
offering
substantial
advantage
over
traditional
fuels.
When
compared
kerosene
bio-based
feedstocks,
like
rapeseed,
results
confirm
interesting
alternative,
provided
certain
conditions
cultivation,
such
high
process
optimisation,
nutrient
recycling
use
renewable
energy
meet
input
demand,
met.
study
also
area
potentially
needed
able
supply
large
volumes
raw
material
existing
biorefinery.
findings
this
feedstock
mitigate
land
abandonment
coasts
Mediterranean
basin.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
11(11), P. 2106 - 2106
Published: Oct. 20, 2021
Climate
change,
increasing
environmental
pollution,
continuous
loss
of
biodiversity,
and
a
growing
human
population
with
food
demand,
threaten
the
functioning
agro-ecosystems
their
contribution
to
people
society.
Agroforestry
systems
promise
number
benefits
enhance
nature’s
contributions
people.
There
are
wide
range
agroforestry
implemented
representing
different
levels
establishment
across
globe.
This
long
time
periods
for
these
make
empirical
assessments
impacts
on
ecosystem
functions
difficult.
In
this
study
we
investigate
how
simulation
models
can
help
assess
predict
role
in
contributions.
The
review
existing
simulate
reveals
that
most
mainly
biomass
production
yield.
Regulating
services
mostly
considered
as
means
assessment
yield
only.
Generic
agroecosystem
extensions
provide
broader
scope,
but
interaction
between
trees
crops
is
often
addressed
simplistic
way.
application
particularly
hindered
by
issues
related
code
structure,
licences
or
availability.
Therefore,
call
community
effort
connect
effect
towards
an
open-source,
multi-effect
modelling
framework.
Water,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(9), P. 1258 - 1258
Published: April 23, 2025
A
quantitative
assessment
of
the
responses
hydrological
processes
to
environmental
change
is
vital
for
sustainable
utilization
groundwater
and
development
under
dual
influences
climate
global
greening.
However,
few
studies
have
investigated
differences
in
hydrologic
between
karst
non-karst
regions.
Thus,
we
analyzed
spatiotemporal
changes
potential
recharge
(PGR),
as
a
proportion
precipitation
(PGR/P),
actual
evapotranspiration
(AET)
regions
1982–2020
using
V2karst
model.
The
analysis
revealed
following
results:
(1)
model
efficiently
monitored
variations
AET
depth
(GWD),
which
indicated
its
suitability
use
areas.
(2)
PGR,
PGR/P,
increased
at
rates
4.9
mm/y,
0.0011,
1.4
mm/y
areas,
3.8
0.00053,
1.6
respectively,
with
increasing
trend
being
significant
(3)
(P)
were
significantly
correlated
PGR
while
minimum
temperature
(TMN)
was
strongly
related
AET.
Normalized
Difference
Vegetation
Index
(NDVI)
moderately
affected
humid
catchments.
Climate
primary
factor
processes,
whereas
vegetation
restoration
has
relatively
minor
impact.
results
this
study
are
beneficial
toward
adoption
strategic
programs
ecological
measures
diverse
geological
setting.
Hydrology and earth system sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
25(12), P. 6087 - 6106
Published: Dec. 2, 2021
Abstract.
Effects
of
climate
change
on
the
ecosystem
productivity
and
water
fluxes
have
been
studied
in
various
types
experiments.
However,
it
is
still
largely
unknown
whether
how
experimental
approach
itself
affects
results
such
studies.
We
employed
two
contrasting
approaches,
using
high-precision
weighable
monolithic
lysimeters,
over
a
period
4
years
to
identify
compare
responses
aboveground
biomass
permanent
grassland.
The
first,
manipulative,
based
controlled
increases
atmospheric
CO2
concentration
surface
temperature.
second,
observational,
uses
data
from
space-for-time
substitution
along
gradient
climatic
conditions.
Budyko
framework
was
used
if
soil
energy
limited
or
limited.
Elevated
temperature
reduced
amount
non-rainfall
water,
particularly
during
growing
season
both
approaches.
In
energy-limited
grassland
ecosystems,
elevated
increased
actual
evapotranspiration
decreased
biomass.
As
consequence,
led
decreasing
seepage
rates
systems.
Under
water-limited
conditions
dry
periods,
aggravated
stress
and,
thus,
resulted
evapotranspiration.
already
small
drier
soils
remained
almost
unaffected
under
these
compared
wetter
manipulative
experiment
therefore,
clear
increase
seasonality
seepage.
expected,
efficiency
indicators
ecosystems
were
negatively
correlated
with
an
aridity,
while
trend
unclear
for
ecosystems.
production
mainly
depend
ecosystems'
status
respect
limitation.
To
thoroughly
understand
response
be
able
tipping
points,
experiments
need
embrace
sufficiently
extreme
boundary
explore
individual
multiple
drivers,
as
temperature,
concentration,
precipitation,
including
water.
this
regard,
observational
complement
one
another
should
combined
investigation
effects
Geoscience Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 101383 - 101383
Published: March 28, 2022
Groundwater
is
an
important
water
resource.
The
total
amount
of
active
groundwater
in
a
hydrological
cycle
about
3.5
times
that
the
surface
water.
information
deep
records
material
exchange
and
dynamics
earth's
evolution,
which
aspect
Deep-Time
Digital
Earth
(DDE)
plan.
In
recent
years,
scientists
have
discussed
distribution
transboundary
aquifers
environmental
significance
resources
through
databases
established
by
international
organizations,
such
as
Global
Information
System
chronicles
consortium,
national
institutes,
geological
surveys.
application
database
DDE
plan,
however,
has
been
limited
management,
interactivity,
monitoring
method
data.
ability
to
further
integrate
data
are
private
scattered
across
research
institutions
individuals,
while
establishing
open,
unified,
shared
platform,
essential
enhance
our
understanding
groundwater,
ranging
from
shallow
water,
goal
this
study,
we
introduced
current
situation
operations
domestic
provided
frontier
with
big
Considering
related
objectives
plan
limitations
existing
databases,
proposed
improvement
new
prospects
for
applying
earth.
Earth system science data,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 1153 - 1181
Published: March 11, 2022
Abstract.
We
present
a
comprehensive,
high-quality
dataset
characterizing
soil–vegetation
and
land
surface
processes
from
continuous
measurements
conducted
in
two
climatically
contrasting
study
regions
southwestern
Germany:
the
warmer
drier
Kraichgau
region
with
mean
temperature
of
9.7
∘C
annual
precipitation
890
mm
cooler
wetter
Swabian
Alb
7.5
1042
mm.
In
each
region,
were
over
time
period
nine
cropping
seasons
2009
to
2018.
The
backbone
investigation
was
formed
by
six
eddy-covariance
(EC)
stations
which
measured
fluxes
water,
energy
carbon
dioxide
between
atmosphere
at
half-hourly
resolution.
This
resulted
containing
total
54
site
years
observations
multitude
crops,
as
well
considerable
variation
local
growing-season
climates.
presented
multi-site,
multi-year
is
composed
crop-related
data
on
phenological
development
stages,
canopy
height,
leaf
area
index,
vegetative
generative
biomass,
their
respective
nitrogen
content.
Time
series
soil
water
content
monitored
30
min
resolution
various
points
profile,
including
ground
heat
fluxes.
Moreover,
more
than
1200
samples
taken
changes
contents.
available
https://doi.org/10.20387/bonares-a0qc-46jc
(Weber
et
al.,
2021).
One
field
still
fully
set
up
observatories
for
state
variables
intensively
managed
agricultural
fields.
Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. 250 - 250
Published: Feb. 3, 2024
There
has
not
been
enough
research
conducted
on
the
effect
of
land
use
composition
humus
in
Arenosols.
This
long-term
study
(1995–2022)
aimed
to
determine
differences
formation
humic
compounds
natural
and
agricultural
ecosystems
Soil
samples
were
collected
from
six
plots
at
two
soil
depths
(0–15
15–25
cm),
with
four
replicates.
Conclusions
reached
based
results
accumulation
substances
(HSs)
their
qualitative
fractional
composition,
C/N
ratio,
humification
degree
(HD),
optical
properties
substances.
Afforestation,
after
27
years,
significantly
increased
(+6.7
g
kg−1)
organic
carbon
(SOC)
influenced
HS:
HA
+
FA
79.3%
SOC.
Grassland
cultivation
showed
faster
(+3.8
SOC
sequestration,
a
higher
HA/FA
an
HD.
Arenosols
may
be
used
crop
rotation
approximately
40%
leguminous
plants
maintain
stable
balance.
Additionally,
effects
mineral
fertilisers
processes
quality
+2.59
kg−1
SOC,
+1.27
humin
rotation,
+3.26
2.82
grass
field
established.
For
larger
amount
better
quality,
it
is
recommended
that
Arenosol
used,
as
suitable
for
perennial
cut
grasslands,
pine
afforestation.
Water,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(4), P. 556 - 556
Published: Feb. 12, 2024
Soil
moisture,
as
an
important
variable
affecting
water–heat
exchange
between
land
and
atmosphere,
is
feedback
to
climate
change.
moisture
of
great
concern
in
Northern
China,
where
arable
extensive,
but
water
resources
are
distributed
unevenly
extremely
sensitive
Using
measured
soil
data
collected
by
the
China
Meteorological
Administration
from
164
stations
during
1980–2021,
we
explored
drivers
variation
analyzing
its
spatiotemporal
variability
using
linear
regression,
partial
correlation
analysis,
geostatistical
methods.
The
results
indicated
that
(1)
increased
northwest
southeast
with
lowest
IM;
(2)
overall
trend
most
regions
decreased,
especially
arid
northeast
China.
However,
some
began
increase
gradually
recent
years,
such
northwestern
Xinjiang
central-eastern
part
(3)
whole
region
was
negatively
correlated
temperature
sunshine
duration
positively
precipitation
relative
humidity.
study
can
provide
valuable
guidance
for
timely
agricultural
irrigation
adjustment
cropping
structures,
thereby
ensuring
production
food
security.
Hydrological Processes,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
35(8)
Published: July 12, 2021
Abstract
Elevated
nitrate
concentrations
in
groundwater
are
a
common
challenge
for
water
management.
One
important
factor
this
context
is
higher
frequencies
and
intensities
of
wet‐dry
cycles
that
may
cause
increased
due
to
flushes
after
drought
termination.
Yet
systematic
studies
on
regional‐scale
impacts
droughts
missing
so
far.
Here
we
analyzed
time
series
44
shallow
wells
41
springs
all
across
the
German
Federal
State
Baden‐Wuerttemberg
from
2000
2018
characterize
patterns
post‐drought
increase
groundwater.
In
general,
half
exceptional
concentrations,
which
exceeded
80th
percentile
long‐term
measurements,
could
be
related
research
timeframe.
The
2003
event
stood
out
terms
severity
concentration
increases
our
data.
great
majority
(91%)
monitoring
sites
showed
at
least
one
exceptionally
high
4
years
following
event.
Springs
were
mainly
located
forests
steep
low
mountain
ranges
cropland
flat
river
valleys.
Therefore,
delay
times
between
intensity
as
well
magnitudes
diverse
among
springs.
We
derived
two
distinct
response
patterns:
(i)
immediately
events
(more
fractured
rock
aquifers)
(ii)
delayed
porous
aquifers).
generally
quicker
(median
101
days)
but
weaker
+1.3
mg/L)
than
(185
days,
+3.4
mg/L).
Only
few
exhibited
no
mean‐nitrate
reservoirs
extraordinarily
2006.
Overall,
demonstrate
omnipresent,
while
different
landscapes
hydrogeological
characteristics
create
regional
pattern.
As
severe
become
more
frequent
changing
climate,
intensify
problems
regarding
quality
supply.