RETRACTED: Biodiversity Loss with Habitat and Risk of New Diseases by Darshit Ram

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Assessment of Biodiversity Loss: A Case of Mafuga Forest. by Tumushabe, Joshua

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RETRACTED: Ram, D. Biodiversity Loss with Habitat and Risk of New Diseases. <i>Biol. Life Sci. Forum</i> 2021, <i>2</i>, 1 by Darshit Ram

“…The journal retracts the proceedings paper, titled “Biodiversity Loss with Habitat and Risk of New Diseases” [...]…”
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Bryophytes Floristic Patterns in the Sicilian Aquatic and Humid Habitats—Important Refuges for Biodiversity Safeguarding in the Mediterranean Islands by Patrizia Campisi, Mattia Letizia Marino

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The terrestrial arthropods of Rapa Nui: A fauna dominated by non-native species by J. Judson Wynne, Francis G. Howarth, Darko D. Cotoras, Sergio Rothmann, Sergio Ríos, Carolina Valdez, Pedro Lazo Hucke, Cristian Villagra, Luis Flores-Prado

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Recovery of coral cover at Lizard island Australia 6 years post-disturbance by Gabriel Dax Anderson

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Biodiversity Change in Cultural Landscapes—The Rural Hotspot Hypothesis by Carsten Neumann, Robert Behling, Gabriele Weiss

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Impact of war on the environment: ecocide by Yohannes Desalegn Wirtu, Umer Abdela

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Sharing soil knowledge of the Congolese coastal plains within international research partnerships by Lydie-Stella Koutika

“…Other goals of this approach are mitigating climate change and biodiversity loss and restoring degraded lands in contributing to the sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United Nations Agenda 2030. …”
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ASSESSMENT OF ROMANIAN ALPINE HABITATS SPATIAL SHIFTS BASED ON CLIMATE CHANGE PREDICTION SCENARIOS by ADRIAN CONSTANTINESCU, JENICĂ HANGANU, ANTHONY LEHMANN, NICOLAS RAY

“…The distribution maps obtained indicate vulnerability areas to biodiversity loss and of interest to be monitored. The output of models will contribute to the Black Sea Catchment Observation Systems to be further accessible to scientists, decision-makers and the general public.…”
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La crise de biodiversité à l’épreuve de l’action publique néolibérale by Clémence Guimont, Rémy Petitimbert, Bruno Villalba

“…This text introduces the special section « Biodiversity loss, New Public Management and neoliberalism ». …”
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Best practice mechanisms for biodiversity conservation law and policy by Callum Brockett, Katie Woolaston, Felicity Deane, Fran Humphries, Ethan Kumar, Amanda Kennedy, Justine Bell-James

“…However, the law is necessary to regulate the human-environment interactions that form the basis of the drivers of extinction and biodiversity loss, including land-clearing, the discharge of greenhouse gases and the introduction of invasive species. …”
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« Là où on nous attend le moins ». L’animal comme fiction d’investigation architecturale by Dominique Rouillard

“…Developed as part of a long-term research project, this question was introduced as a learning tool for disaccustoming in thinking and theorizing architecture (the city, the territory), as well as an initiation to ecological and environmental issues: the animal as a theoretical and surreal fiction in research.To this end, students were placed in the uncomfortable position of rejecting currently existing hypotheses surrounding the animal in the context of “biodiversity loss”, which have been gradually reaching schools of architecture, and even renouncing the thousand-year history of the relationship between architecture and the animal. …”
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Sustainable intensification of agriculture: the foundation for universal food security by Glenn Denning

“…To curb further loss of natural ecosystems and associated land degradation, biodiversity loss, and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, sustainable intensification (SI) is redefined as a process in aggregate, comprising a portfolio of interventions at global, regional, and national levels that increase food availability and reduce agriculture’s environmental footprint. …”
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On pedagogical prototyping of advanced ecological buildings and biocities at Valldaura Labs by Daniel Ibañez, Vicente Guallart, Michael Salka

“… Emerging designers and makers of the built environment have an outstanding responsibility and potential to mitigate and adapt to global climate change, environmental pollution, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion. This paper overviews how the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia – Valldaura Labs (VL) educates incipient practitioners in interdisciplinary strategies for unifying the constructed and natural worlds through pedagogical prototyping and learning by living. …”
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Climate mitigation and human comfort – A decision-support modeling and simulation tool by Roberta Zarcone, Federica Nava, Fabrizio Tucci

“… Human activities are recognised as primarily responsible for global warming, with consequences such as biodiversity loss and extreme weather phenomena that impact human well-being. …”
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Will decarbonising buildings be enough? Constrain and redistribute growth in floor area by David Ness

“…While such a transformative change may dramatically reduce carbon consumption, biodiversity loss and global inequity, it also poses major challenges and opportunities for architects, designers and other industry stakeholders.   …”
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Environmental impact assessment of rapeseed production using the LCA method: Part two: Life cycle impact assessment by Kiš Ferenc, Đurišić-Mladenović Nataša, Marjanović-Jeromela Ana

“…The study found that the total damage to human health was estimated at 0.0048 DALY, while damage due to biodiversity loss was calculated as 0.0001 species per year. …”
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Environmental crises and climate change: Eco-anxiety among young people and the urgent need for a transformative response by Annamaria Lammel

“…The world faces a threefold environmental crisis: climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. Awareness of these crises is growing, as more and more organizations attempt to control harmful human activities. …”
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A new definition and three categories for classifying ecosystems by Jaime Gómez-Márquez

“…Category 2 includes ecosystems altered by humans due to socioeconomic development and population growth, causing environmental degradation and biodiversity loss. Category 3 covers all ecosystems that have been altered by the introduction of synthetic or modified organisms generated in the laboratory, the consequences of which are much more difficult to predict. …”
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