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Towards predicting the pro-environmental behaviour of wheat farmers by using the application of value-belief-norm theory
The current study’s objective was to present a conceptual model that using the Value-Belief-Norm theory, could forecast the behaviour of wheat...
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Global Problems of Ecodynamics and Hydrogeochemistry
The origin of the twenty-first century practically does not relax but worsens a sustainable development problem of the human society. If human...
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Livelihood alternatives model for sustainable rangeland management: a review of multi-criteria decision-making techniques
Although a set of appropriate livelihood alternatives has already been developed to approach sustainable rangeland management (SRM), determining an...
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The International Research Activities of the Institute for Development Anthropology and Increasing Concerns About the Socio-Economic and Environmental Costs of Large Dams for Free Flowing Rivers and Riverine Communities: 1976–1995
David Brokensha, Michael Horowitz and I, while attending a meeting on West Africa in Arizona in 1976, decided to form an Institute for Development...
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Dams and Impounded Rivers
Construction of dams on numerous rivers throughout the world must be the greatest achievement of human beings in river development and the greatest...
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Soils and the Philippine Economy
The soil is the foundation of the human civilization. As can be seen from the ruins of ancient civilizations, areas whose people are not conscious of...
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Sustainable Development of Watersheds: Using Sturgeon Species as an Indicator in Integrated Transboundary Water Management in the Ural River Basin
River basins are the most appropriate geographical units for considering the management of water resources. At the same time rivers and their...
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Decision-making risks in global ecodynamics
Taking the definition of sustainable development given by Kobayashi (2005) as our basis, let us now consider trends in the strategy of human behavior...
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Multiple Impacts of Land-Use/Cover Change
Local changes in land-use/cover are so pervasive that, when aggregated globally, they may significantly affect central aspects of the Earth System...
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Develo** indicators of ecosystem condition using geographic information systems and remote sensing
Improvements in remote sensing technologies and the use of geographic information system (GIS), are increasingly allowing us to develop indicators...
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Degradation Model: A Quantitative EIA Instrument, Acting as a Decision Support System (DSS) for Environmental Management
Environmental assessment of alternative development plans, programs, and policies may bring conflict among decision-makers, particularly when some...
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New perspectives in ecotoxicology
The task of regulating potentially harmful chemicals in the environment is presently hindered by the lack of appropriate concepts and methods for...