Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
13(4), С. 1971 - 1971
Опубликована: Фев. 11, 2021
There
is
growing
recognition
that
using
the
properties
of
nature
through
nature-based
solutions
(NBS)
can
help
to
provide
viable
and
cost-effective
a
wide
range
societal
challenges,
including
disaster
risk
reduction
(DRR).
However,
NBS
realization
depends
critically
on
governance
framework
enables
policy
process.
Drawing
from
three
case
studies
in
Nocera
Inferiore
(Italy),
Munich
(Germany),
Wolong
(China),
we
identify
key
enablers—the
contextual
preconditions,
processes,
institutions—that
proved
essential
for
initiation,
planning,
design,
implementation.
In
cases,
interviews
confirm
success
measures
their
benefits
terms
not
only
DRR
but
multiple
ecological
social–economic
co-benefits.
Results
highlight
critical
enablers
NBS,
including:
polycentric
(novel
arrangements
public
administration
involved
institutional
scales
and/or
sectors);
co-design
(innovative
stakeholder
participatory
processes
influenced
final
NBS);
pro-NBS
interest
coalition
groups
(organized
pressure
advocated
an
financial
incentives
(financing
community-based
implementation
monitoring
NBS).
Findings
show
transition
contribute
global
agendas,
DRR,
climate
change
adaptation,
sustainable
development.
Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
376(6600), С. 1410 - 1416
Опубликована: Июнь 23, 2022
Although
many
governments,
financial
institutions,
and
corporations
are
embracing
nature-based
solutions
as
part
of
their
sustainability
net-zero
carbon
strategies,
some
nations,
Indigenous
peoples,
local
community
groups,
grassroots
organizations
have
rejected
this
term.
This
pushback
is
fueled
by
(i)
critical
uncertainties
about
when,
where,
how,
for
whom
effective
(ii)
controversies
surrounding
misuse
in
greenwashing,
violations
human
rights,
threats
to
biodiversity.
To
clarify
how
the
scientific
can
help
address
these
issues,
I
provide
an
overview
recent
research
on
benefits
limits
solutions,
including
they
compare
with
technological
approaches,
highlight
areas
future
research.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
784, С. 147058 - 147058
Опубликована: Апрель 16, 2021
Nature-based
solutions
(NBS)
for
hydro-meteorological
risks
(HMRs)
reduction
and
management
are
becoming
increasingly
popular,
but
challenges
such
as
the
lack
of
well-recognised
standard
methodologies
to
evaluate
their
performance
upscale
implementation
remain.
We
systematically
current
state-of-the
art
on
models
tools
that
utilised
optimum
allocation,
design
efficiency
evaluation
NBS
five
HMRs
(flooding,
droughts,
heatwaves,
landslides,
storm
surges
coastal
erosion).
found
methods
assess
complex
issue
cost-benefits
analysis
still
in
development
stage
they
have
only
been
implemented
through
developed
other
purposes
fluid
dynamics
micro
catchment
scale
contexts.
Of
reviewed
numerical
MIKE-SHE,
SWMM
(for
floods),
ParFlow-TREES,
ACRU,
SIMGRO
droughts),
WRF,
ENVI-met
heatwaves),
FUNWAVE-TVD,
BROOK90
landslides),
TELEMAC
ADCIRC
surges)
more
flexible
effectiveness
specific
wetlands,
ponds,
trees,
parks,
grass,
green
roof/walls,
tree
roots,
vegetations,
coral
reefs,
mangroves,
sea
grasses,
oyster
salt
marshes,
sandy
beaches
dunes.
conclude
capable
assessing
multiple
benefits,
particularly
cost-effectiveness
HMR
not
readily
available.
Thus,
our
synthesis
modelling
can
facilitate
selection
maximise
opportunities
refute
political
hesitation
deployment
compared
with
grey
also
provision
a
wide
range
social
economic
co-benefits.
However,
there
is
need
bespoke
holistically
various
components
from
an
perspective.
Such
impact
assessment
under
different
scenarios
build
solid
evidence
base
upscaling
replicating
NBS.
Sustainable Cities and Society,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
68, С. 102786 - 102786
Опубликована: Фев. 21, 2021
As
urban
populations
continue
to
grow
through
the
21st
century,
more
people
are
projected
be
at
risk
of
exposure
climate
change-induced
extreme
events.
To
investigate
complexity
floods,
this
study
applied
an
interlinked
social-ecological-technological
systems
(SETS)
vulnerability
framework
by
developing
flood
index
for
six
US
cities.
Indicators
were
selected
reflect
and
illustrate
exposure,
sensitivity,
adaptive
capacity
flooding
each
three
domains
SETS.
We
quantified
18
indicators
normalized
them
cities'
500-yr
floodplain
area
census
block
group
level.
Clusters
vulnerable
areas
identified
differently
SETS
domain,
some
floods
in
than
one
domain.
Results
provided
support
decision-making
reducing
risks
flooding,
considering
social,
ecological,
technological
as
well
hotspots
where
multiple
sources
coexist.
The
spatially
explicit
can
transferred
other
regions
facing
challenging
types
environmental
hazards.
Mapping
helps
reveal
intersections
complex
interactions
inform
policy-making
building
resilient
cities
face
events
change
impacts.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
270, С. 110749 - 110749
Опубликована: Июнь 12, 2020
Cities
increasingly
have
to
find
innovative
ways
address
challenges
arising
from
climate
change
and
urbanization.
Nature-based
solutions
(NBS)
been
gaining
attention
as
multifunctional
that
may
help
cities
these
challenges.
However,
the
adoption
implementation
of
limited
due
various
barriers.
This
study
aims
identify
a
taxonomy
dominant
barriers
uptake
NBS
their
relationships.
Fifteen
are
identified
literature
expert
interviews
then
ranked
through
questionnaire.
Interpretive
Structural
Modeling
(ISM)
serves
mutual
interdependencies
among
barriers,
which
results
in
structural
model
six
levels.
Subsequently,
Cross-impact
matrix
multiplication
applied
classification
(MICMAC
analysis)
is
used
classify
into
four
categories.
The
suggest
political,
institutional
knowledge-related
most
NBS.
intend
apply
can
draw
on
findings,
especially
by
more
effectively
prioritizing
managing
actions.
Hydrology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
9(3), С. 50 - 50
Опубликована: Март 18, 2022
The
modelling
and
management
of
flood
risk
in
urban
areas
are
increasingly
recognized
as
global
challenges.
complexity
these
issues
is
a
consequence
the
existence
several
distinct
sources
risk,
including
not
only
fluvial,
tidal
coastal
flooding,
but
also
exposure
to
runoff
local
drainage
failure,
various
strategies
that
can
be
proposed.
high
degree
vulnerability
characterizes
such
expected
increase
future
due
effects
climate
change,
growth
population
living
cities,
densification.
An
increasing
awareness
socio-economic
losses
environmental
impact
flooding
clearly
reflected
recent
expansion
number
studies
related
sometimes
within
framework
adaptation
change.
goal
current
paper
provide
general
review
advances
flood-risk
management,
while
exploring
perspectives
fields
research.
Encyclopedia,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
1(4), С. 1101 - 1131
Опубликована: Окт. 30, 2021
Natural
hazards
are
processes
that
serve
as
triggers
for
natural
disasters.
can
be
classified
into
six
categories.
Geophysical
or
geological
relate
to
movement
in
solid
earth.
Their
examples
include
earthquakes
and
volcanic
activity.
Hydrological
the
of
water
floods,
landslides,
wave
action.
Meteorological
storms,
extreme
temperatures,
fog.
Climatological
increasingly
related
climate
change
droughts
wildfires.
Biological
caused
by
exposure
living
organisms
and/or
their
toxic
substances.
The
COVID-19
virus
is
an
example
a
biological
hazard.
Extraterrestrial
asteroids,
meteoroids,
comets
they
pass
near
earth
strike
In
addition
local
damage,
inter
planetary
conditions
affect
Earth’s
magnetosphere,
ionosphere,
thermosphere.
This
entry
presents
overview
origins,
impacts,
management
It
describes
have
potential
cause
outlines
brief
history
impacts
on
human
built
environment
common
techniques
adopted
disaster
preparedness.
also
lays
out
challenges
dealing
with
disasters
points
new
directions
warding
off
adverse
impact
such
Sustainable Cities and Society,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
76, С. 103442 - 103442
Опубликована: Окт. 19, 2021
Smart
cities
are
an
innovate
concept
for
managing
urban
to
enhance
sustainability
and
increase
quality
of
life
citizens.
Although
water
infrastructure
(UWI)
performs
important
functions
in
a
city
(e.g.,
supply
drinking
water),
information
communication
technologies
(ICT)
system-wide
management
network-based
UWI
not
yet
widely
deployed.
Therefore,
this
review
summarises
first
both
existing
potential
applications
related
UWI,
characterised
by
different
spatial
temporal
resolution
measurement
control
data.
Second,
comprehensive
analysis
ICT
is
provided,
which
extended
with
exemplary
the
field.
The
reveals
that
coordination
between
intended
application
usable
technology
required
realise
efficient
monitoring
network
field
networks.
To
overcome
limitation,
detailed
framework
developed,
can
be
used
researcher,
operators,
stakeholder
identify
suitable
or
determine
possible
system.
Following,
applicability
demonstrated
selected
examples.
As
also
indicates,
integrated
approach
towards
smart
requires
combination
satisfy
all
specifications.