GX & Decarbonization Research

Gillian B. Ainsworth, Germain Bénard, Francesco Bosello +16

This deliverable provides spatial maps of predicted Ocean Health Index (OHI) changes under different scenarios, focusing on food provision, biodiversity, and artisanal opportunities. It combines climate projections and socio-economic data t…

Melkamu Birhanie Mekonnen, Girmaye Dires Abeje, Mequannent Andualem Mekonnen

This study models the spatiotemporal dynamics of tef head smudge disease and tef in the Western Amhara Region, Ethiopia, under current and future climate scenarios (SSP245, SSP285) using MaxEnt. Results show shifts in tef suitability and di…

I.M. Rotimi, T. F. Ajibade, O. O. Femi-Fadeyi +2

This paper provides an overview of the nexus between climate change and potable water availability in Nigeria. It highlights the severe impacts due to inadequate water management infrastructure and the rise in water-borne diseases, emphasiz…

Stuti Verma, Yash Srivastav, Vasu Tiwari +1

This review synthesizes 15 key studies on how climate change affects vector-borne diseases in livestock, wildlife, and companion animals. Rising temperatures improve vector survival and enable range expansion to higher latitudes and altitud…

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This lecture discusses the understanding and modeling of direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions from soil ecosystems. It was presented as an award lecture at the 2009 Kyoto Meeting of the Japanese Society of Soil Science and Plant Nut…

Mingye Yu, Peiyuan Zhu, Xiaogang Chen +3

This study analyzes the spatiotemporal dynamics of greenhouse gas emissions from land-use change in coastal diversion canals. It reveals emission patterns under different land uses and offers insights for climate mitigation strategies.

Gemechis B Mosisa, Nega Tassie, Fatuma Yesuf

This study quantifies greenhouse gas emissions from land use change in the Yayu Coffee Forest Biosphere Reserve, a biodiversity hotspot in the Eastern Afromontane Rainforest. It identifies deforestation and agricultural conversion as key em…

Yuanyuan Li, Rui Dong, Xincheng Cai +5

This study investigates how mound-building by plateau pikas influences the net greenhouse gas balance in alpine meadows. It finds that pika activity alters soil properties and microbial communities, leading to changes in CO2, CH4, and N2O f…

Chenao Yan, Yilei Cai, Ke Wen +5

This study uses a Kolmogorov-Arnold Network ensemble model to analyze how degradable and non-degradable microplastics affect soil greenhouse gas emissions, revealing multi-factor interactions and identifying key monitoring factors.

Jacob Steele, Rob Jamieson, Barret L. Kurylyk +2

Salt marshes serve as both coastal nutrient filters and greenhouse gas sinks, but there may be trade-offs between these ecosystem services. This paper assesses these trade-offs and provides implications for management.

Zexun Wei

This study suggests that the Indonesian Throughflow's response to greenhouse gas forcing could represent a climate tipping point, potentially causing significant shifts in global climate patterns through changes in ocean circulation.

Emilia Chiapponi, Beatrice Maria Sole Giambastiani, Nicolas Greggio +5

This study investigates the relationship between soil microbial communities and greenhouse gas fluxes along a salinity gradient in temperate Mediterranean coastal wetlands. It reveals how salinity affects microbial activity and GHG emission…

Zhiping Zhang, Jin Yan, Xueshuang Gao +5

This study examines how wheat straw mulching and wet treatment affect soil improvement, greenhouse gas emissions, nitrogen leaching, and vegetable yield. It provides insights into agricultural practices and their environmental impacts.

Xiang Lu, Francois Clayer, Peter Dörsch +5

This study constructed an organic and inorganic carbon budget for the boreal humic headwater lake Langtjern (Norway) using dense monitoring of DOC, CO2, and CH4. The lake was a GHG hotspot, with atmospheric evasion of CO2 and CH4 estimated …

Jichen Qiu, Junhong Bai, Di Wang +8

This study suggests that coastal habitat transitions cause asynchronous changes in bacterial composition and function, increasing functional redundancy related to greenhouse gas emissions.

Kexuan Zhang, Yongxing Ren, Xinying Shi +3

This global meta-analysis assesses how wetland status changes (drainage, conversion, restoration) affect greenhouse gas emissions. It quantifies increased CO2 and decreased CH4 emissions after drainage, with variation by wetland type and cl…

Ayushi Baiswar, Sameer K. Tiwari, Sehajnoor Kaur

This study examines greenhouse gas emissions from freshwater wetlands in the Doon Valley, Northwest Himalaya, India, providing baseline data for regional emission factors and climate change impact assessments.

Juliana Dias de Oliveira, Ana Carolina Amorim Orrico, Luís Antonio Kioshi Aoki Inoue +6

This study compares GHG emissions from fish waste composting vs burial. Biochar amendment reduced CH4 and N2O by 15% and 10% respectively, lowering global warming potential. Burial with bulking agents improved nutrient retention but increas…

Steve Kwatcho Kengdo, Liliane Diane Djatsa, Charles Baudouin Njine-Bememba +6

This first field study in the Congo Basin examines trade-offs between yield and GHG emissions under agricultural intensification. Intercropping with nitrogen-fixing beans increases maize yields by 1.4-fold without affecting N2O emissions or…

Upendra M. Sainju, William B. Stevens, Jalal D. Jabro +3

This study examines how tillage practices and crop phase affect greenhouse gas emissions in a four-year crop rotation. It provides empirical evidence on agricultural management's role in emission patterns, informing climate mitigation strat…