Top PDF From resources to a products : which environmental imacts for ecosystem?
From resources to a products : which environmental imacts for ecosystem?
... proposed a regional characterization factor. The results propose a large difference between the different considered ...results for the freshwater ...modified to adapt to the ...
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From resources to a products : which environmental imacts for ecosystem?
... in a compartment (air, water, soil), • XF e (Expose Factor, dimensionless) represents the bioavailability of a chemical and can be represented by the fraction of the chemical dissolved in the ...
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From crops to products for crops: preserving the ecosystem through the use of bio-based molecules
... In a context of dwindling oil reserves and environmental pressures, the chemical industry needs to inno- vate by developing new processes for producing bioproducts from raw plant ...
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Multiple cropping systems as drivers for providing multiple ecosystem services: from concepts to design
... being a dominant ...cultivars which are not all suitable for a given agricultural region because of soil and climate conditions, the location, or market ...adapted to local ...
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Economic and environmental impacts of natural resources abundance
... derives from the Netherlands’ experience of a declining manufacturing sector after the discovery of large natural gas reserves in the ...models for Dutch dis- ease that were developed by Corden and ...
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EMODnet regional gridded abundance products: a tool to facilitate ecosystem assessments
... decided to select a number of well-known and published cases from diverse data sources to test the ...reference to existing literature and relevance to the ...data ...
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Oceanic Rossby waves acting as a "hay rake" for ecosystem floating by-products
... anomalies. To test this hypothesis, we simulate the convergent/divergent vertical circulation across RWs, and the production and advection of fPOC (20) ...fPOC from the upwelling to the subduction ...
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EMODnet regional gridded abundance products: a tool to facilitate ecosystem assessments
... decided to select a number of well-known and published cases from diverse data sources to test the ...reference to existing literature and relevance to the ...data ...
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Which crop model to simulate the ecosystem services provided by crop diversification in Brittany?
... varies from 17% in India to 94% in Malawi (Brooker et ...implemented for fodder production and organic farming (Ehrmann & Ritz, ...is a “technological lock-in” around few crop species ...
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Accounting for changes in biodiversity and ecosystem services from a business perspective
... refers to the dynamics of interactions between organisms in changing ...pressures from stakeholders to develop appropriate tools to account for the nature and consequences of their ...
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Ecotrons: powerful and versatile ecosystem analysers for ecology, agronomy and environmental science
... sieves to reach pre-industrial CO 2 concentrations; ozone fumigation produced by an ozone generator plugged on pure oxygen gas bottles; low oxygen concentration through dilution with nitrogen and simultaneous ...
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Tackling fragmentation of climate and biodiversity regimes complexes: the role ecosystem services and payment for environmental services : the role ecosystem services and payment for environmental services
... ones, from a conservation perspective, are the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS), the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora ...
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Marine Socio-Environmental Covariates: queryable global layers of environmental and anthropogenic variables for marine ecosystem studies
... climate, environmental stress, and habitat availability, are key drivers of many ecological processes ...associated ecosystem services ...need to account for environmental variation and ...
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Climate change impacts on marine resources: from individual to ecosystem responses
... originating from the tropical Indo-Pacific region ...2010), which creates maritime corridors (box ...two to three species per year, by three to four species per year of crustaceans, and by six ...
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Ecotrons: powerful and versatile ecosystem analysers for ecology, agronomy and environmental science
... costly to build, run and maintain, ecotrons offer significant experimental ...levels, ecosystem management, etc.). For some of these treatments which are outside of the range of current ...
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Reconciling carbon‐cycle processes from ecosystem to global scales
... allow for the characterization of biome‐ scale C fluxes at greater temporal and spatial resolutions (Figure ...essential for estimating latitudinal differences in CO 2 exchange (Stephens et ...addition ...
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Modelling outputs from a stakeholders' self-modeling to catch environmental uncertainty
... team to transfer the RPG structure and contextual elements into the agent-based ...responsibility. For the same reason, two social entities are used to represent the two types of actors of the land ...
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Organic plant products: from perceptions to scientific realities
... avoidance for environmental reasons • NutriNet-Santé study, 22,366 participants • Dietary intakes estimated using a food frequency ...using a validated ...
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Semantic transportation planning for food products supply chain ecosystem within difficult geographic zones
... I-POVES planning mechanism handles the correspondences between these transport resources characteristics and products perishability constraints in order to facilitate the consolidation o[r] ...
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From models to data: understanding biodiversity patterns from environmental DNA data
... extent to which these patterns could entirely be caused by ...accessible from the refugia, i.e. located closest to the greatest number of refugia, would harbour the greatest number of ...
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