Tag: Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law
Boundary marker removal on Sebatik Island may violate sovereignty
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in LawAnalysis of legal implications when boundary markers are unilaterally removed between Indonesia and Malaysia on Sebatik Island, examining violations of international law and threats to sovereignty.
Naval mine warfare in the Black Sea poses environmental and legal risks
Analysis of how naval mines in the Russia-Ukraine conflict exceed international legal protections for marine ecosystems and transboundary environmental risks in the Black Sea.
Review maps climate adaptation economics research and methods
Systematic review of 6,248 climate adaptation economics studies analyzing how households and firms respond to climate risks through methodological evolution and empirical findings from 1978-2025.
Wartime Ukraine cancer care largely recovered near pre-war levels
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Study examines Ukrainian oncology system’s resilience during Russian invasion, documenting rapid recovery mechanisms, international partnerships and persistent barriers to equitable care access.
Dutch Environmental Planning Act fits adaptive law but may support neoliberal planning
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in LawExamining adaptive planning law and environmental justice in the Dutch Environmental Planning Act, revealing tensions between procedural flexibility and substantive equity commitments.
UK climate strategy and standards support emissions action
Explore UK climate strategy toward 2050 net-zero target, examining carbon leakage, greenhouse gas accounting, life-cycle assessment, and ISO standards for emissions reduction and climate adaptation.
Socio-natural resilience reshapes hydrosocial territories in Yangtze governance
Examine governance transformations in China’s Yangtze River through socio-natural resilience and hydrosocial territory analysis, revealing how power dynamics shape water management.
Review finds little research on environmental provisions in peace agreements
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Systematic review of environmental provisions in formal peace agreements, identifying research gaps and the limited implementation of environmental clauses in conflict resolution frameworks.
Bat activity at Vietnamese wind turbines was highest in warmer months
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in EcologyStudy establishing baseline acoustic monitoring data for bat activity at a Vietnamese wind farm, documenting 11 species and seasonal patterns to inform fatality mitigation strategies in Southeast.
Energy crisis reshaped food, energy transition, and energy poverty
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in EnergySystematic review of Russia-Ukraine war energy crisis impacts on food markets, energy transition acceleration, and energy poverty across EU Member States and global supply chains.
