Late Holocene human-induced landscape changes in Calcareous Tufa environments in Central Mediterranean valleys (Pecora river, Southern Tuscany, Italy)

Rise and decline of Holocene tufas across Europe: exploring east/west and north/south similarities and differences in their development

“…Compared with Dabkowski (2020), 17 scientific papers were added, eight of which were published after the 2020 review, i.e. in the last three years (Apolinarska et al, 2022(Apolinarska et al, , 2023Barešić et al, 2021;Gałka et al, 2021;Heidgen et al, 2020;Pieruccini et al, 2021;Wackenheim et al, 2023;Wolf et al, 2021), while the nine others were mostly published in the last decade (Calderini et al, 1998;Dobrowolski et al, 2019;Gałka et al, 2018;Gedda, 2001Gedda, , 2006Gedda et al, 1999;Luzón et al, 2011;Sancho et al, 2015;Soligo et al, 2002), confirming the strong and growing research interest in tufa deposits.…”

Salinity spatial patterns in Mediterranean coastal areas: The legacy of historical water infrastructures

“…Mediterranean coastal landscapes are particularly at the center of this questioning because they have been occupied and managed for a long time. Since ancient times, land use patterns and hydroagricultural management have changed significantly and interfered with water and soil (Gibling, 2018;Pieruccini et al, 2021;Wilkinson, 2005) and thus with the processes that cause salinity.…”