Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 134 - 134
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
Global
change
and
disturbance
ecology,
including
the
risks
benefits
of
wildfires
for
humans,
sustainability
ecosystems
biodiversity,
is
a
current
research
topic
in
applied
science.
Fires
their
impacts
are
often
considered
context
climate
change,
carbon
dioxide
emissions
air
pollution.
Despite
significant
decline
at
global
scale
recent
decades
(cf.
Wildfire
Information
System
(GWIS)),
it
widespread
conviction
that
burned
area
increasing
due
to
warming.
In
an
attempt
identify
how
this
discrepancy
has
arisen,
we
analysed
IPCC
reports
from
2018–2023
via
text
mining
word
frequency
analyses
compared
considerations
about
fire
weather
with
findings
ecology
public
information
on
internet.
Both
negativity
bias
repetition
were
identified.
Numerous
examples
disasters
models
indicating
increase
composed
alarming
messages.
Examples
decreasing
much
less
frequently
communicated.
Important
facts
ignored,
especially
summaries
policymakers.
Measured
against
fire-ecological
conditions
nature,
trends
exaggerated.
We
therefore
call
comprising
differentiated
reflection
ecological
processes
future.
Frontiers in Climate,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
The
effects
of
climate
change,
including
temperature
and
precipitation
changes,
the
retreat
ice
sheets,
rising
sea
levels
are
more
evident
today.
It
emphasizes
that
greenhouse
gases
primary
drivers
these
changes.
In
this
context,
some
international
organizations
such
as
United
Nations
(UN)
others
have
been
making
significant
efforts
to
combat
considered
information
communication
technologies
(ICTs)
an
alternative
for
monitoring
mitigating
change.
However,
role
ICTs
in
change
has
not
analyzed
detail.
Accordingly,
article
presents
research
progress
on
evidence
effective
tools
reducing
gas
emissions
from
different
sectors.
Additionally,
provides
a
cost-benefit
analysis
ICT
applications
various
sectors,
emphasizing
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
Forests,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(4), P. 580 - 580
Published: March 27, 2025
Cattle
grazing
and
selective
logging
alter
the
functioning
of
an
ecosystem,
but
their
impacts
on
forest
regeneration,
particularly
in
relation
to
successional
stages,
are
yet
poorly
understood.
This
study
examined
how
these
activities
affect
regeneration
Nothofagus
antarctica
(ñire
or
ñirre)
N.
pumilio
(lenga)
pure
forests
Patagonia
whether
effects
vary
between
old-growth
secondary
forests.
We
assessed
seedlings
by
origin
(sexual,
asexual)
height
classes
(<0.3
m,
0.3–0.6
>0.6
m)
across
88
plots
(25
×
20
m).
Selective
intensity
was
measured
via
basal
area
tree
stumps,
cattle
pressure
dung
counts.
Forest
as
predicted
human
disturbances,
stage,
density
(parent
trees),
modeled
using
generalized
linear
models.
For
antarctica,
exclusively
asexual
showed
a
positive
influence
for
cattle,
negative
with
both
interacting.
In
contrast,
most
recent
(R1)
predominantly
influenced
parent
trees
stage.
Conversely,
entirely
sexual,
unaffected
grazing,
relying
instead
density,
intensity,
These
findings
highlight
species-specific
dynamics
under
anthropogenic
pressures.
Understanding
interactions
natural
disturbances
is
critical
conserving
Our
results
provide
basis
targeted
restoration
efforts
policies
mitigate
degradation
promote
ecosystem
resilience.
Forests,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(4), P. 592 - 592
Published: March 28, 2025
At
present,
remote
sensing
serves
as
a
key
approach
to
track
ecological
recovery
after
fires.
However,
systematic
and
quantitative
research
on
the
progress
of
post-fire
remains
insufficient.
This
study
presents
first
global
bibliometric
analysis
(1994–2024),
analyzing
1155
Web
Science
publications
using
CiteSpace
reveal
critical
trends
gaps.
The
findings
include
following:
As
multi-sensor
big
data
technologies
evolve,
focus
is
increasingly
pivoting
toward
interdisciplinary,
multi-scale,
intelligent
methodologies.
Since
2020,
AI-driven
such
machine
learning
have
become
hotspots
continue
grow.
In
future,
more
extensive
time-series
monitoring,
holistic
evaluations
under
compound
disturbances,
enhanced
fire
management
strategies
will
be
required
addressing
climate
change
challenge
sustainability.
USA,
Canada,
China,
multiple
European
nations
work
jointly
ecology
technology
development,
but
Africa,
high
wildfire-incidence
area,
currently
lacks
appropriate
local
research.
Remote
environment
forests
maintain
pivotal
role
in
scholarly
impact
information
exchange.
redefines
nexus
urgency
social
justice,
demanding
inclusive
innovation
address
climate-driven
regimes.
