Biodiversity, climate change and environmental impact assessment
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Moradi H
brianervinmamaril@gmail.com
University of Zurich
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Biodiversity, climate change and environmental impact assessment
This thesis consists of two major parts: it discusses effects of multifactorial environmental changes (e.g. climate change and nitrogen deposition) and management type on plant diversity of species-rich fen meadows of high conservation concern in Switzerland. Secondly, the role of biodiversity in... Read More
Abstract: This thesis consists of two major parts: it discusses effects of multifactorial environmental changes (e.g. climate change and nitrogen deposition) and management type on plant diversity of species-rich fen meadows of high conservation concern in Switzerland. Secondly, the role of biodiversity in environmental impact statements in Iran is investigated and the history, operational workflows and the effectiveness of the Iranian system of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is reviewed and discussed.
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Linnea Kindvall
brianervinmamaril@gmail.com
University of Zurich
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Making art for sustainability: A qualitative study about identifying artists' perspective on the relationship between environmental art and sustainable development
Environmental art is increasingly becoming a medium to address environmental challenges and studies have shown that the art form offers many opportunities when included within work of sustainable development. This study has investigated artists motivations to pursue environmental art and asked... Read More
Environmental art is increasingly becoming a medium to address environmental challenges and studies have shown that the art form offers many opportunities when included within work of sustainable development. This study has investigated artists motivations to pursue environmental art and asked...
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Murchie A
brianervinmamaril@gmail.com
University of Zurich
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Socio-cultural and ecological indicators of Canterbury estuaries
Estuaries support a wide range of human activities and values, but are one of the most anthropogenically impacted ecosystems in the world. Ki uta ki tai (mountain to sea) is a holistic view of waterways, that is embodied within NgÄi Tahu whakapapa (genealogy) and environmental management... Read More
Estuaries support a wide range of human activities and values, but are one of the most anthropogenically impacted ecosystems in the world. Ki uta ki tai (mountain to sea) is a holistic view of waterways, that is embodied within NgÄi Tahu whakapapa (genealogy) and environmental management...