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Soil health is essential for sustainable and resilient agricultural systems, supporting food production and maintaining vital ecosystem services. In the Mediterranean region, including Tunisia, it is seriously threatened by both natural and anth[...]![]()
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F. Valenti ; M. Bustamante ; G. Mancuso ; A. Toscano ; J. Zhuang ; D. Zilberman ; W. Liao |This study applied a three-step approach, data collection and sorting, GIS-based analysis, and technical analysis to evaluate the food, water, and energy systems in Europe. It explores a FEW nexus solution based on maize, wheat, and rice product[...]![]()
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M. Yaseen ; A. Pagano ; R. Giordano ; S. Vanino ; S. Fabiani ; V. Baratella ; V. Iacobellis ; A. Izzaddin ; I. Portoghese |The Nexus concept has emerged as an effective approach to natural resources management, that integrates management and governance across sectors and scales, emphasizing the need to consider interconnections and interdependencies among multiple[...]![]()
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A. Martella ; F. Pietrangeli ; E. Biagetti ; B. Pancino ; S. Franco |The aim of this paper is to enhance the well-being of marginalized areas by improving their local economy, considering the correlation between socioeconomic marginalization and environmental sustainability. These two objectives are at the core o[...]![]()
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A.-M. Klein ; A. Adamsone-Fiskovica ; G. Alins ; P. Angelstam ; A. Belveze ; J. Bosch ; T. Breeze ; R.F. Comont ; E. De Groot ; L. Dicks ; A.R. Dominguez ; G. Dudás ; L.F. Kristiansen ; M. Fedoriak ; N. Gallai ; M. Garratt ; M. Grivins ; C. Grozinger ; N. Jenner ; G. Kleftodimos ; D. Kleijn ; A. Kovács-Hostyánszki ; B. Krauss ; S.D. Leonhardt ; J. Osterman ; A. Ouin ; A. Plowman ; S.G. Potts ; C. Rasmussen ; L. Roquer-Beni ; D. Rossi ; M. Rundlöf ; O. Schweiger ; H.G. Smith ; J.C. Stout ; L. Sutter ; M. Thorsoe ; G. Vlontzos ; D. Wintermantel ; N. Kranke ; A. Thompson |RestPoll is a transdisciplinary project aiming to provide society with tools to reverse wild insect pollinator declines and to position Europe as a global leader in pollinator restoration and set the future agenda for pollinator restoration worl[...]![]()
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R. Sabbahi ; S. El Assri ; A. Bouanga ; S. Chafiki ; R. Qessaoui ; R. Bouharroud |Morocco is characterized by different landscapes from coastlines to dry deserts. These areas are home to various pollinators, like honey bees and wild bees. These insects play a key role in our food supply and the health of ecosystems. This pape[...]![]()
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S. Alali ; V. Vaglia ; S. Bocchi ; A. Schievano ; M. Betti ; P. De Marinis |Agroforestry Systems are gaining attention as a sustainable alternative to conventional agriculture, yet there is a lack of practical methods to guide their design by integrating ex-ante participatory ecosystem services (ESs) assessment. This st[...]![]()
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E. Sedighi ; H. Golzar ; B.D. Fath ; A. Kharrazi ; E. Rovenskaya |This study investigates the systemic interconnections among the Water, Energy, and Food (WEF) sectors within the Tigris and Euphrates River (TigER) basin, focusing on the historical trajectories and resource competition among its four main ripar[...]![]()
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E. Tobajas ; I. Bartomeus ; A. Magrach |Maintaining stable agricultural production is a critical challenge for food security. Stable yields depend not only on climatic variables, but also on agricultural landscape management. While agricultural intensification can increase productivit[...]![]()
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Resource-intensive crop production could negatively affect changing climate and food demand. This study evaluates the sustainability of agricultural practices by examining energy use, carbon footprint, and water footprint in maize, cotton, and w[...]![]()
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The Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem (WEFE) nexus emerged as an approach for efficient management of natural resources. WEFE nexus governance aims to ensure exploiting synergies and managing trade-offs arising from the WEFE nexus interlinkages. In th[...]![]()
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This review analyzes the evolution of the economic valuation of environmental assets and services as a succession of paradigms, which we identify as (i) valuation of the environment, (ii) valuation of ecosystem services, and (iii) natural capita[...]![]()
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Agriculture is one of the major drivers of land degradation and climate change. It is known that it can have positive impacts on provisioning ecosystem services (ES) (e.g., food production); however, it has as well detrimental effects on regulat[...]![]()
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This article seeks to demonstrate the value of landscape character assessment in addressing the unique needs of remote areas, located at national insular borders, with lower levels of development and economic activity. The paper assesses and pre[...]![]()
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This study explores global research trends, regional challenges, and methodological approaches in food-water-energy (FWE) nexus research within agricultural contexts from 2000 to 2024. A bibliometric analysis of 929 articles indexed in the Web o[...]![]()
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A.S. Dietrich ; G. Vico ; R. Bommarco ; H. Hansson |Ecosystem services, such as weed and pest regulation provided by biodiversity, are vital for sustainable crop production. However, the economic contributions of biodiversity are often overlooked in commercial markets due to the absence of market[...]![]()
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G. Ortega ; J.M. Barragán ; J.D. Gilbert ; F. Ortega ; F. Guerrero |Wetlands play an important role, not only in relation to diversity but also to human health and well-being, supporting a large number of ecosystem services. One of the most important losses of wetland ecosystem values is established by anthropog[...]![]()
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Agroecosystems form a natural ecosystem component, allowing the proper classification of a regional biome at a global scale. It is important to view agroecosystems from a micro-environmental perspective given that they are characterised by a com[...]![]()
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This study presents a transformative approach to achieving near-zero CO2 emissions in a fossil fuel-based industrial region by integrating circular economy (CE) principles with water-energy-food (WEF) nexus optimization. Utilizing a linear optim[...]![]()
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The growing need for agricultural production and the consequences of climate change necessitate new paradigms for sustainable resource management such as the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem (WEFE) nexus and the circular economy approach. The WEFE ne[...]![]()
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The water-energy-food nexus is a relatively new field of research that has received much attention in research and policy. Applying a nexus lens can increase efficiency, reduce trade-offs, and build synergies that can help tackle future pressure[...]![]()
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The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodology is a scientifically sound tool, endorsed by the European Commission, for conducting environmental assessments. Despite its standardized approach, certain areas require improvement, particularly concern[...]![]()
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Timely and reliable information on natural resources, regarding their potential and limitations, is a prerequisite for sustainable development. Geospatial technologies offer immense potential in providing such information in a timely and cost-ef[...]![]()
Ouvrage
P. Clergeau, dir. ; P. Donadieu, dir. ; C. Aubry, dir. | Rennes [France] : Apogée | Écologies Urbaines | 2025Lagriculture urbaine est en plein développement depuis quelques années, soutenues tant par les collectivités à des fins alimentaires (les jardins collectifs, par exemple) que par des entreprises agricoles (maraîchage ou potager de production en[...]![]()
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M. Abdallah | 2025The literature on common pool resources and common property has grown swiftly in the last two decades. Many publications have been pointed out in the field. The publication in 1965 of Manrur OIson's book The Logic of Collective Action, followe[...]![]()
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H. Charieg ; M.Z. Dhraief ; I. Gharbi ; A. Ben Saad |Oases have long been a source of life for farming communities in regions characterized by water scarcity. Adopting "resilience thinking" to analyze the capacity of oases to continue providing goods and services despite their vulnerability means [...]![]()
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L'imposition de la question environnementale dans le débat social, et plus précisément la montée en puissance des problèmes soulevés par la gestion de services écosystémiques, biens très souvent non marchands et communs, invitent les économistes[...]![]()
Communication à un Congrès (avec Actes)
V. Capocefalo ; M. Requier-Desjardins ; A. Dal Borgo | Italy [Firenze] : Societa di studi Geografici | Memorie Geografiche | 2025Nowadays ecosystem services (ES) represent a paradigm often adopted by national biodiversity and ecosystems conservation and restoration strategies especially within the European context. For several scholars ES constitute a clear and coherent f[...]![]()
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C.H. Geissler ; N.L. Haan ; B. Basso ; A. Fowler ; D. A. Landis ; T.J. Lark ; C. T. Maravelias |More sustainable agricultural methods are needed to alleviate the decreases in biodiversity and ecosystem services that have occurred because of industrial agriculture. One such method is the inclusion of alternative crops into croplands that ca[...]![]()
Actes de Congrès ou Communication isolée
G.C. Ceresa, ed. ; F. Dini, ed. ; L. Ferrone, ed. ; F. Martellozzo, ed. ; F. Randelli, ed. ; P. Romei, ed. | Italy [Firenze] : Societa di studi Geografici | Memorie Geografiche | 2025




