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51. Differences in wood anatomy and chemistry of a Eucalyptus urophylla clone explained by site climate conditions.

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Almeida, Maria Naruna Felix, Vidaurre, Graziela Baptista, Louzada, José Luis Penetra Cerveira, Pezzopane, José Eduardo Macedo, Oliveira, Jean Carlos Lopes, Câmara, Ana Paula, Silva, Maria Emilia Calvão Moreira, Barros, Ana Isabel Ramos Novo Amorim, Matos, Carlos da Costa, Alves, Ana Maria Martins, Campoe, Otávio Camargo, and Alvares, Clayton Alcarde

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WOOD chemistry, PLANT clones, EUCALYPTUS, WOOD density, WOOD, CLIMATE change
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2022
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52. Paleolimnological evidence reveals climate-related preeminence of cyanobacteria in a temperate meromictic lake.

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Erratt, Kevin, Creed, Irena F., Favot, Elizabeth J., Todoran, Irina, Tai, Vera, Smol, John P., and Trick, Charles G.

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CYANOBACTERIA, CYANOBACTERIAL blooms, ALGAL blooms, LAKES, CLIMATE change
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2022
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53. Recent advances in carbon footprint studies of urban ecosystems: overview, application, and future challenges.

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Chen, Kexin, Yang, Mingxia, Zhou, Xiaolu, Liu, Zelin, Li, Peng, Tang, Jiayi, and Peng, Changhui

Subjects
URBAN ecology, ECOLOGICAL impact, URBAN studies, PRODUCT life cycle assessment, CLIMATE change, CARBON offsetting
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2022
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54. Groundwater governance: a review of the assessment methodologies.

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KC, Saurav, Shrestha, Sangam, Nguyen, Thi Phuoc Lai, Das Gupta, Ashim, and Mohanasundaram, S.

Subjects
GROUNDWATER, CLIMATE change, LAND use, INDUSTRIALIZATION
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2022
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55. Simulating the effect of climate change on performance of a monolayer cover combined with an elevated water table placed on acid-generating mine tailings.

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Lieber, Elodie, Demers, Isabelle, Pabst, Thomas, and Bresson, Émilie

Subjects
WATER table, METAL tailings, CLIMATE change, ACID mine drainage, TAILINGS dams, WEATHER
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2022
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56. Physiological and nutritional constraints on zooplankton productivity due to eutrophication and climate change predicted using a resource-based modeling approach.

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Zhang, Chen, Brett, Michael T., Nielsen, Jens M., Arhonditsis, George B., Ballantyne, Ashley P., Carter, Jackie L., Kann, Jacob, Müller-Navarra, Dörthe C., Schindler, Daniel E., Stockwell, Jason D., Winder, Monika, and Beauchamp, David A.

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EUTROPHICATION control, CLIMATE change, ZOOPLANKTON, EUTROPHICATION, CALORIC content of foods, BIOTIC communities, FISHERY management
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2022
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57. An observational analysis of Canada Jay (Perisoreus canadensis) foraging and caching ecology in Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska, USA.

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Swift, K.N., Williams, E.J., and Marzluff, J.M.

Subjects
NATIONAL parks & reserves, TAIGAS, CLIMATE change, PERISHABLE foods, POPULATION ecology, FOOD prices
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2022
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58. Assessing the effects of climate change on urban watersheds: a review and call for future research.

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Alamdari, Nasrin and Hogue, Terri S.

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URBAN watersheds, URBAN climatology, URBAN hydrology, CLIMATE change, URBAN runoff, URBAN runoff management, PONDS
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2022
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59. Physiological parameters of a plover during nonbreeding and breeding seasons in Patagonia, Argentina.

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D'Amico, Verónica L., Hevia, Glenda D., Walker, Brian, González, Patricia M., and Bertellotti, Marcelo

Subjects
PLOVERS, ENDANGERED species, ENVIRONMENTAL protection, CLIMATE change
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2022
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60. An empirically based simulation model to inform flow management for endangered species conservation.

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Walsworth, Timothy E. and Budy, Phaedra

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ENDANGERED species, WATER management, SIMULATION methods & models, CLIMATE change, HYDROLOGY, GEOMORPHOLOGY, FISH populations, WILDLIFE conservation
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2021
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61. Is the modern-day dieback of yellow-cedar unprecedented?

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Gaglioti, B.V., Mann, D.H., Wiles, G.C., and Wiesenberg, N.

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DIEBACK, DENDROCHRONOLOGY, CLIMATE change
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2021
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62. Comparing long-term projected outcomes of adaptive silvicultural approaches aimed at climate change in red pine forests of northern Minnesota, USA.

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Muller, Jacob J., Nagel, Linda M., and Palik, Brian J.

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SILVICULTURAL systems, CLIMATE change, RED pine, FOREST plants
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2021
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63. Pan-European sustainable forest management indicators for assessing Climate-Smart Forestry in Europe.

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Santopuoli, G., Temperli, C., Alberdi, I., Barbeito, I., Bosela, M., Bottero, A., Klopčič, M., Lesinski, J., Panzacchi, P., and Tognetti, R.

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FOREST management, FORESTS & forestry, FOREST policy, FOREST productivity, PHYSIOLOGICAL adaptation, CLIMATE change
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2021
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64. Fine-scale distribution and occupancy modelling of the threatened pugnose shiner (Notropis anogenus) in the St. Lawrence River, Ontario, Canada1.

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Potts, Lindsay B., Mandrak, Nicholas E., and Chapman, Lauren J.

Subjects
SPECIES distribution, WILDLIFE conservation, BLUEGILL, MULTIVARIATE analysis, CLIMATE change, FRAGMENTED landscapes
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2021
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65. Exposure of the Canadian wildland–human interface and population to wildland fire, under current and future climate conditions.

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Erni, Sandy, Johnston, Lynn, Boulanger, Yan, Manka, Francis, Bernier, Pierre, Eddy, Brian, Christianson, Amy, Swystun, Tom, and Gauthier, Sylvie

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WILDFIRES, WILDLAND-urban interface, FUELWOOD, FIRE management, CLIMATE change, INFORMATION resources, FOREST fires
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2021
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66. Investigation of climate change impacts on early-age cracking of jointed plain concrete pavements in Canada

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Omran Maadani and Mohammad Shafiee

Subjects
Cracking, Forensic engineering, Environmental science, Climate change, General Environmental Science, Civil and Structural Engineering
Abstract

Canada’s climate is warming at a rate about double the global average, leading to potential negative impacts on public infrastructures such as jointed plain concrete pavement (JPCP). In light of this reality of changing climate, the work contained in this paper is aimed at evaluating JPCP’s early-age behaviour in response to environmental conditions. HIPERPAV® software and the associated models developed by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) were used to identify cracking potential. A sensitivity analysis was performed to assess the effect of different levels of air temperature, mix temperature, base layer temperature, wind speed, and relative humidity. Additionally, projected extreme temperatures predicted by the Canadian Regional Climate Model (CanRCM) were used to determine the relative impact of climate change on cracking risk. The results demonstrated the increased cracking risk under changing climate in several Canadian cities by mid-century and highlighted the importance of developing a pathway forward for climate adaptation.

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2022

67. Interactive decision support and trade-off analysis for sustainable forest landscape planning under deep uncertainty

Author

Babooshka Shavazipour, Dmitry Podkopaev, and Kaisa Miettinen

Subjects
Global and Planetary Change, scenario planning, partially known preferences, todennäköisyyslaskenta, Ecology, kestävä kehitys, ympäristö, metsäala, päätöksenteko, forest management, Forestry, ilmastonmuutokset, skenaariot, monitavoiteoptimointi, metsät, ympäristön tila, climate change, strateginen suunnittelu, multiobjective optimization, tulevaisuus, metsänhoito, todennäköisyys
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Sustainable environmental management often involves long-term time horizons and multiple conflicting objectives and, by nature, is affected by different sources of uncertainty. Many sources of uncertainty, such as climate change or government policies, cannot be addressed using probabilistic models, and, therefore, they can be seen to contain deep uncertainty. In this setting, the variety of possible future states is represented as a set of scenarios lacking any information about the likelihood of occurring. Integrating deep uncertainty into multiobjective decision support increases complexity, calling for the elaboration of appropriate methods and tools. This paper proposes a novel interactive multi-scenario multiobjective approach to support decision-making and trade-off analysis in sustainable forest landscape planning under multiple sources of uncertainty. It includes new preference simulation models aimed at reducing the decision-maker’s cognitive load and supporting the preference elicitation process. The proposed approach is applied in a case study of long-term forest landscape planning with four sustainability objectives in 12 scenarios and a forestry expert as the decision-maker. The approach is demonstrated to be efficient in exploring trade-offs in different scenarios, helping the expert gain deep insights into the problem, understand the consequences of alternative strategies, and find the most preferred robust strategy.

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2022