Korea's
rapid
economic
development
has
positioned
it
as
a
key
player
in
Asia's
economy
and
globally,
albeit
with
significant
environmental
societal
consequences.
The
Demilitarized
Zone
(DMZ),
serving
buffer
between
North
South
Korea,
holds
immense
historical,
cultural,
ecological
value
conservation
transformation
potential.
This
study
presents
visioning-based
exploration
of
diverse
peaceful
futures
the
Korean
peninsula
its
demilitarized
zone
(DMZ)
potential
global
commons.
Through
visioning
workshop,
stakeholders
used
Nature
Futures
Framework
Seeds
Good
Anthropcene
to
develop
four
visions
that
reflect
meanings
nature
for
sustainable
wellbeing-oriented
futures.
co-developed
emphasize
importance
harmonizing
human
activities
nature,
envisioning
DMZ
space
coexistence
restoration.
They
offer
citizens’
perspectives
on
inclusive
existing
initiatives
levers
inter-sectoral
inter-disciplinary
collaboration
mediums.
highlights
role
science-policy-society
interface,
stakeholder
engagement,
integration
history
culture,
convergence
ideas
across
generations.
paper
reflects
lessons
from
this
process
implications
future
scenarios
can
identify
policy
options
transformations
catalyze
nature-positive
Korea
beyond.
Foods,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(10), P. 1459 - 1459
Published: May 8, 2024
With
the
continuous
advancement
of
urbanization
and
industrialization,
non-grain
production
on
cropland
(NGPCL)
is
gradually
becoming
more
widespread.
This
phenomenon
will
compress
space
for
grain
trigger
a
global
food
crisis.
How
to
scientifically
understand
effectively
control
NGPCL
has
become
scientific
issue.
study,
conducted
at
plot
scale,
establishes
measurement
index
further
explores
characteristics
driving
mechanisms
in
mountainous
areas.
The
results
indicate
following:
(1)
Compared
plots
food-growing,
tend
be
dispersed,
with
terraces
showing
most
significant
dispersion,
while
plains
exhibit
highest
degree
aggregation.
(2)
In
terms
irrigation
conditions,
irrigated
land
dry
are
likely
undergo
NGPCL.
topography,
slope
croplands
have
probability
being
used
(3)
Regions
steeper
slopes,
higher
elevations,
greater
differences
altitude
from
settlement,
farther
distances
settlements
roads,
yet
closer
proximity
forests,
engage
(4)
Different
varying
impacts
Plot
primarily
affect
costs
returns
production,
farmers
change
their
patterns
triggering
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 1391 - 1391
Published: Feb. 8, 2025
Biodiversity
is
essential
for
the
health
and
stability
of
our
planet,
contributing
to
ecosystem
services
like
pollination,
nutrient
cycling,
climate
regulation.
However,
it
faces
significant
threats
from
human
activities,
including
habitat
destruction
pollution.
Transportation
infrastructure,
if
not
carefully
managed,
can
fragment
habitats
disrupt
wildlife
migration,
exacerbating
biodiversity
loss.
Thus,
incorporating
environmental
considerations
into
transport
planning
crucial
promoting
long-term
sustainability.
Accordingly,
goal
this
paper
define
a
framework
evaluating
ranking
intermodal
routes
based
on
their
impact
environment
biodiversity.
The
study
employs
Geographic
Information
System
(GIS)-based
Multi-Criteria
Decision-Making
(MCDM)
model,
combining
input
interactive
GIS
maps
stakeholders
with
novel
hybrid
approach.
MCDM
part
model
combines
fuzzy
Delphi
Trial
Evaluation
Laboratory
(DEMATEL)
methods
obtaining
criteria
weights
Axial
Distance-based
Aggregated
Measurement
(ADAM)
method
final
routes.
This
methodology
application
several
Trans-European
Transport
Network
(TEN-T)
revealed
that
Hamburg/Bremerhaven–Wurzburg–Verona
route
had
least
impact.
identified
Rotterdam–Milano
as
optimal
choice,
balancing
sustainability,
ecological
preservation,
efficiency.
minimizes
disruption,
protects
biodiversity,
aligns
European
Union
strategies
reduce
in
infrastructure
projects.
established
impacts,
efficiency
responsibility.
It
makes
contributions
by
integrating
introducing
combination
techniques
assessment.
Insects,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(3), P. 275 - 275
Published: March 5, 2025
Soil
biodiversity
is
profoundly
affected
by
variations
in
climate
conditions
and
land
use
practices.
As
one
of
the
major
grain-producing
areas
China,
belowground
black
soil
region
Northeast
also
types.
However,
most
previous
studies
have
focused
on
aboveground
biodiversity,
research
limited.
The
main
aim
this
study
was
to
investigate
effects
practices
Collembola
communities
different
life
forms
China.
Here,
we
selected
three
climatic
from
high
low
latitudes
Northeast,
with
(soybean,
maize,
rice)
sampled
each
area.
We
found
that
higher
temperatures
humidity
rice
soybean
maize
are
associated
a
density
species
richness.
Specifically,
richness
euedaphic
Colmbola
humidity,
while
all
maize.
Additionally,
discovered
environmental
factors
feeding
resources
(soil
microorganisms)
both
significant
communities,
exerting
more
substantial
influence.
Our
results
suggest
vulnerable
differences
than
epedaphic
hemiedaphic
Collembola.
Consequently,
may
alter
vertical
distribution
characteristics
fauna
(e.g.,
increasing
soil-dwelling
fauna)
as
well
ecological
processes
agricultural
environments.
Sciencevolution,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
1(13), P. 18 - 28
Published: Jan. 27, 2025
Esta
investigación
bibliográfica
con
enfoque
de
revisión
narrativo
y
carácter
cualitativo,
se
realizó
a
partir
31
fuentes
provenientes
plataformas
académicas
el
objetivo
analizar
papel
los
humedales
en
la
conservación
biodiversidad.,
así
como
destacar
importancia
estos
ecosistemas
una
solución
clave
para
enfrentar
desafíos
ambientales,
al
tiempo
que
establecen
conceptos
teóricos
permitan
guiar
formulación
políticas
estrategias
integrales
orientadas
su
protección.
La
destaca
relación
entre
biodiversidad
regulación
hidrológica,
señalando
bosques,
praderas
mantienen
equilibrio
hídrico
mediante
procesos
naturales,
esto
significa
pérdida
afecta
esta
capacidad,
incrementando
riesgos
inundaciones,
sequías
deterioro
calidad
del
agua.
Por
ello,
subraya
necesidad
restauración,
incluyendo
restauración
ecológica
prácticas
sostenibles
proteger
recursos
hídricos.
Concluyendo
protección
es
garantizar
estabilidad
hídricos
un
futuro
sostenible,
requiriendo
acciones
inmediatas
decididas.
Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 11, 2025
Abstract
The
Nature
Futures
Framework
(NFF)
is
a
novel
approach
for
the
development
of
positive
scenarios
centered
on
relationship
nature
and
people,
emphasizing
biodiversity
as
part
solution
to
environmental
challenges
across
various
spatial
temporal
scales,
explicitly
addressing
plurality
values
nature.
In
this
work,
we
describe
process
that
has
led
formulation
continental-scale
narratives
conservation
in
Europe
based
NFF
its
value
perspectives
(Nature
Nature;
Society;
Culture),
through
an
expert
group
elicitation.
We
focused
6
topics
narratives:
Protection
Restoration;
Forest
Ecosystems;
Freshwater
Urban
Systems;
Agriculture,
Energy.
analyze
differences
similarities
among
these
topics.
develop
three
with
contrasting
priorities
six
Within
EU
socioeconomic
trends
policy
framework,
common
solutions
simultaneously
tackle
instrumental
cultural
Nature’s
Contributions
People
(NCP)
provision
emerged.
This
set
may
integrate
preferences
concerning
EU-level
targets
plausible
socio-ecological
pathways,
supporting
modeling
can
be
crucial
guiding
decisions
towards
recovery
Earth s Future,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(4)
Published: April 1, 2025
Abstract
Food,
energy,
and
water
are
basic
needs
that
quite
important
in
livelihood
sustainability.
In
most
situations,
their
interactions
make
trade‐offs
between
these
key
areas
of
need
challenging
to
attain.
For
the
Food‐Energy‐Water
Nexus
(FEWN),
there
exists
a
for
appropriate
decision‐making
tools
may
help
surmount
such
challenges.
Multiobjective
Optimization
Approaches
(MOAs)
have
emerged
as
potential
solutions
within
this
domain.
The
major
components
explored
review
include
objective
functions,
decision
variables,
optimization
techniques
MOAs.
Despite
potential,
few
studies
comprehensively
address
concepts
components,
role
stakeholder
involvement,
limitations
existing
research,
emerging
technological
opportunities
could
enhance
MOAs
FEWN.
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta‐Analyses
protocol,
was
combined
with
Meta‐ethnography
select,
review,
analyze
literature.
data
synthesis
done
by
meta‐ethnography,
finding
terms
categorize
developing
related
Key
categorizing
functions
maximizing
economic,
environmental,
social
benefits
food,
security.
availability,
accessibility,
sufficiency,
while
Mathematical
Programming
Metaheuristics.
Besides,
technologies
create
substantial
improve
performance
Therefore,
is
develop
integrate
aspects
support
sustainability
Frontiers in Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Oct. 7, 2024
Introduction
How
to
adapt
the
curriculum
of
medicine,
pharmacy,
and
biomedical
sciences
prepare
future
health
professionals
meet
challenge
maintaining
quality
care
in
a
period
socio-ecological
crisis?
Addressing
connections
between
humanity
sustainable
environment
should
include
an
analysis
reciprocal
influence
various
ecosystems,
since
it
is
now
clear
that
healthcare
systems
have
impact
on
ecosystems
vice
versa.
Here,
we
propose
integrating
United
Nations
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
into
could
be
first
step
such
transversal
education.
Methods
Members
faculty
medicine
at
University
Namur,
Belgium,
including
teaching
staff
department
psychology,
were
invited
respond
anonymously
questionnaire
about
their
views
feasibility
SDGs
teaching.
A
subsequent
survey
students’
perceptions
was
conducted
by
student
representatives.
Results
Seventy-nine
percent
surveyed
members
medical
believe
possible
integrate
lectures.
However,
44–86%
them
did
not
know
how
each
individual
goal.
94.4%
students
would
like
play
greater
role
education;
64.4%
existing
modules;
23.9%
create
optional
module,
11.9%
mandatory
module.
Conclusion
integration
perceived
as
challenging
dense
program.
To
clarify
can
translate
traditional
lectures,
provide
for
SDG
targeted
applications
bachelor’s,
master’s
continuing
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(23), P. 10749 - 10749
Published: Dec. 7, 2024
European
policies
on
climate
change
(CC),
food
security
(FS),
and
biodiversity
(BD)
represent
the
EU’s
commitment
to
a
sustainable
agri-food
system,
highlighting
interdependence
between
environmental
health
security.
By
analyzing
key
drivers
indicators,
present
study
evaluates
effectiveness
of
existing
measures
identifies
gaps
in
policy
framework.
A
Scoping
Group
activity
facilitated
dialogue
policymakers,
industry,
farmer
representatives
gather
feedback
strengthen
data–policy
link.
The
results
highlight
progress
areas
such
as
promoting
agriculture
biodiversity,
while
pointing
out
unresolved
issues
like
challenges
faced
by
smallholder
farmers.
emphasizes
need
for
real-time
monitoring
tools
tailored
solutions
address
complexities
system.
It
also
encourages
integration
emerging
technologies,
IoT
AI,
enhance
sustainability
agricultural
practices.
Ultimately,
findings
call
landscape-specific
approach
maximize
gains,
mitigate
impacts,
ensure
within
broader
context
ecological
socio-economic
challenges.