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, pressuring regulators to reassess monitoring and assessment approaches. Numerous methods exist for water quality and ecological assessment, but they focus on individual attributes or problems, which can hinder
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Numerous methods exist for water quality and ecological assessment, but they focus on individual attributes or problems, which can hinder the holistic assessment of water quality and its ecological impacts
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PhD Studentship in Marine Ecology – Quantifying changes in marine ecosystem services in a changing climate. Award Summary 100% home fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance
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inform management of marine social-ecological systems by identifying key marine ecosystem services, predicting how these might change under future climate change, and identifying areas of greatest value
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whether to use limited conservation funding to protect “good” ecosystems or improve degraded ones are typically based upon economic and ecological considerations alone. Yet there are numerous potential ways
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concern that the prevailing ‘green growth’ model advanced under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development will not avert climate, ecological and socioeconomic crises, increasing attention is being given
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at the University of Plymouth, starting 01 October 2024. Project description Scientific background Upland farming plays a pivotal role in UK upland ecology through existing negative and positive
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Rivers are now among the most threatened ecological systems and their degradation is caused by human activities which are underpinned by human values and societal priorities. However, as freshwater
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environments, high-throughput screening has led to continual re-discovery of known NPs, thereby hampering antimicrobial development and strengthening the case for exploration of new ecological niches. Hot
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inequalities across scales. Main Copy The political ecology of freshwater pollution will elaborate on how politics, practices, institutions, access, technologies, perceptions and discourses converge in time and