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Northern Sea Route and Its Geoeconomic Importance
With the melting of the Arctic ice in recent decades, new opportunities arose for Asian countries to ship manufactured goods. Instead of using the...
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Do We Need to Topple Watson?
A very public debate in St Catharines, Ontario, provides a valuable case study of one community’s decision to remove a contentious monument. St....
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Traveling the Country: Transportation Challenges and Mobility Management
Territorial fragmentation, abrupt mountain reliefs, insular nature, outermost regions, limited land management capacity, and major shortages in...
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Greece Beyond the Crises, an Enhanced Resilience
Although Greece has been brought to the forefront of international attention over the last 10 years, much is still to be learned from this badly...
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The Quaternary Climate of Israel
Israel is located in the southern sector of the LevantLevant, spanning the climatic transition between the hyperarid Sahara Desert in the south and...
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Polygenetic Lowland Relief Around the City of Łódź—Glacial Inheritance and Periglacial Transformation
The Łódź region in central Poland straddles the Middle Polish Lowlands in the north and the Upland belt in the south. The most elevated area, above...
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Historical-architectural analysis of Cartagena de Indias heritage
In the last four decades, the historical heritage of Cartagena de Indias has been at the center of national and international attention due to its...
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Fluoride Contamination in Groundwater—A Review
Fluoride contamination in groundwater is a major environmental issue, mostly in the develo** world, due to the extensive negative impact that it...
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The Wonderful Weather of Greece
The Greek area can be characterized by a large spectrum of atmospheric phenomena and climatic conditions, some of which have a high impact on many...
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The Black Sea Basin, Physical–Geographical Conditions
The Black Sea is a natural inland water basin situated between Europe and Asia and has the aspect of a deep basin, oriented from west to east,...
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Geoecology I: Retreating Glaciers, Plant Succession on Mount Kenya Due to Climate Change
Tyndall Glacier on Mount Kenya has retreated notably in recent years due to warming atmosphere, i.e., climate change. It was evinced that the fronts...
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Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Coastal Wetlands and Reclamation in the Yangtze Estuary During Past 50 Years (1960s–2015)
Reclamation is one of the fastest-growing land use type developed in coastal areas and has caused degradation and loss of coastal wetlands as well as...
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The Periglaciation of Europe
Europe includes a vast surface extent from subtropical to polar latitudes. The rough relief of the continent with several peninsulas, islands, capes,...
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Respecting Country and People: Pathways Forward
Key ethos of contemporary Aboriginal culture in Australia includes a desire for sovereignty recognition, a request for equality of voice in...
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Has Drought Intensified During 1981–2021 Global Warming?
Since the mid-eighteenth century, the Earth climate has been warming up. In the past 60 years, Earth warmed up intensively, leading to never before...
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Reassessing the Karakoram Through Historical Archives
The Karakoram region is an integral part of the Hindu Kush–Karakoram–Himalaya (HKH) mountain system and forms the great divide between the drainage...
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Ground Temperature and Active Layer Regimes and Changes
Permafrost is degrading worldwide due to climate, leading to serious consequences for regional hydrology, climate, and ecosystems. Over the past...
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Spatiotemporal evolution of surface urban heat islands: Concerns regarding summer heat wave periods
Many cities face heat wave (HW) events, combined with the existent surface urban heat island (SUHI) effects. This places pressure on human...
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Geomorphology of the Continental Shelf
The continental shelfContinental shelf around Scotland covers an area of ~286,500 km2, around 3.5 times the size of the Scottish landmass. This...
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The Greenlandian
The first of the Holocene’s three ages. The concept of the “ح” (“haa”) curve. The 3500 years spanning the transition from the LGM to the 8.2 k Event....