Accelerating mitigation of climate change with sustainable development of energy, water and environment systems

Kılkış, Şiir; Krajačić, Goran; Duić, Neven; Rosen, Marc A.; Al‐Nimr, M. A.

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2021.114606

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“…However, densely vegetated areas tended to have higher evapotranspiration coe cients, and the water trapped in the forest canopy was more likely to evaporate. It indicated that the increasing of temperature would offset part of the contributions of precipitation to WY (Kılkış et al, 2021;. This research con rmed that the change of precipitation and temperature was the main reason for uctuation in the independent contributions of CLC to WY and SR change in Liaoning Province.…”

Section: Impacts Of Clc On Esssupporting

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Quantifying the independent contributions of climate and land use change to ecosystem services

Xiao

Song

et al. 2022

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Ecosystem Services (ESs) are the embodiment of human welfare and play an important part in supporting the sustainable development of human society and regions. Climate change (CLC) and land use change (LUCC) are the most important factors influencing ESs. However, few studies have been devoted to differentiate their independent contributions on ESs. Based on the meteorological, soil, land use, and remote sensing data of Liaoning Province from 2000 to 2020, the Integrated Valuation of Ecosystem Services and Trade-offs(InVEST) model and Carnegie-Ames Stanford Approach(CASA) model was applied to construct a scenario simulation framework with three hypotheses(only CLC effect, only LUCC effect and the combined effect of CLC and LULC) to differentiate the independent contributions betwwen CLC and LUCC to net primary productivity(NPP), water yield (WY) and soil retention (SR) change and their dynamic change. The results showed that under the joint effect of CLC and LULC, NPP, WY and SR in Liaoning Province showed a rising trend from 2000 to 2020, increasing by 124.62gC/m², 30.64mm/a and 0.63t/km², respectively. In only CLC effect scenario, WY and SR changed by 6.24% and 2%, respectively, which was more significant than in only LUCC effect scenario. By contrast, NPP changed by 25.71% in only LUCC effect scenario, which was more significant than in only CLC effect scenario. Overall, CLC was the dominant factor of WY and SR change in Liaoning Province, with a independent contributions rate of 81.79%-84.02% and 73.57%-85.44%, respectively, whereas LUCC was the dominant factor of NPP change, with a independent contributions rate of 86.12%-92.50%. The decreased precipitation and the increased temperature were two primary reasons of the fluctuation in the independent contributions rate of CLC to WY and SR change, while the large area damage of forest land and rapid urbanization were two primary reasons of the fluctuation in the independent contributions rate of LUCC to NPP change. The study revealed the affect of different climatic conditions to ESs and the strong conflict between urbanization and ecosystem service provision and provided a theoretical foundation for the increase of ESs and regional sustainable development in Liaoning Province.

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Section: Impacts Of Clc On Esssupporting

confidence: 53%

Quantifying the independent contributions of climate and land use change to ecosystem services

Xiao

Song

et al. 2022

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“…The most intuitive example is a smart approach to surveillance [443][444][445]. Smart Climate and Environment System refers to an advanced use of technology to address the challenges of climate change and environmental degradation by enhancing sustainable development for a livable future [446,447]. In the last decade, climate change and environmental degradation have hugely impacted agriculture, landscape, and natural resources [448,449].…”

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Influential Factors, Enablers, and Barriers to Adopting Smart Technology in Rural Regions: A Literature Review

Alabdali,

Pileggi,

Cetindamar

2023

Sustainability

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Smart Technology is a quickly and constantly evolving concept; it has different applications that cover a wide range of areas, such as healthcare, education, business, agriculture, and manufacturing. An effective application of these technologies increases productivity and performance within complex systems. On one side, trends show a lack of appeal for rural environments as people prefer to move to cities, looking for better opportunities and lifestyles. On the other side, recent studies and reports show that the attractiveness of rural areas as places with opportunities is increasing. Sustainable solutions are needed to enhance development in the rural context, and technological innovation is expected to lead and support the stability for people and organizations in rural regions. While Smart City is progressively becoming a reality and a successful model for integrating Smart Technology into different aspects of everyday life, its effective application in a rural context according to a Sustainable Development approach is not yet completely defined. This study adopts comparative and categorial content analysis to address the different applications and the specific characteristics of rural regions, which often present significant peculiarities depending on the country and the context. The main goal is to investigate and discuss how the Smart City model may be adopted and effectively applied within rural contexts, looking at major gaps and challenges. Additionally, because of the complexity of the topic, we provide an overview of the current adoption of Smart Technology in the different applications in rural areas, including farming, education, business, healthcare, and governance. The study highlights the huge difficulties in rural life and the potentiality of Smart Technology to enhance their Sustainable Development, which is still challenging. While the holistic analysis clearly points out a gap, there is no specific strategic roadmap to re-use or adapt existing models, such as Smart City. The study does not address fine-grained indicators.

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“…Turkey has three publications on "climate change" and "sustainable development" published in the Scopus database. The authors who have worked on these areas are Konyalı and Kiper (2012); Ucal and Xydis (2020); Kılkış, Krajačić, Duić, Rosen and Ahmad Al-Nimr (2021). While Konyalı and Kiper researched without collaborating with any writer from abroad, Ucal prepared his work with a researcher from Denmark; Kilkis has prepared his study in collaboration with researchers from Croatia, Canada, and Jordan.…”

Section: 4findingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

İkli̇m Deği̇şi̇kli̇ği̇ Ve Sürdürülebi̇li̇r Kalkinma: Scopus Veri̇ Tabanina Dayali Bi̇bli̇yometri̇k Bi̇r Anali̇z

Gürçam

GÜRÇAM

2022

PAUSBED

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This research aimed, using certain variables, to examine the international literature sources such as articles and papers between 1993-2021 via the Scopus database and subject them to bibliometric analysis on current vital topics, "climate change" and "sustainable development." Bibliometric analysis, frequently used in academic studies in recent years, has allowed investigation of the primary criteria, such as author names, article counts, citations and publication year of scientific publications. The current research has determined 343 scientific publications by typing “climate change” and “sustainable development” into the document search bar on the Scopus database. In the study, VOSviewer Software was used to perform bibliometric analysis and mapping of the publications indexed in the Scopus database. The study has found that most studies on topics "climate change" and "sustainable development" were conducted in 2021, with 44 studies. The rising number of studies in 2021 shows the growing importance of these issues in the modern world.

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Accelerating mitigation of climate change with sustainable development of energy, water and environment systems

Cited by 32 publications

References 209 publications

Quantifying the independent contributions of climate and land use change to ecosystem services

Quantifying the independent contributions of climate and land use change to ecosystem services

Influential Factors, Enablers, and Barriers to Adopting Smart Technology in Rural Regions: A Literature Review

İkli̇m Deği̇şi̇kli̇ği̇ Ve Sürdürülebi̇li̇r Kalkinma: Scopus Veri̇ Tabanina Dayali Bi̇bli̇yometri̇k Bi̇r Anali̇z

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