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The Adaptive Environmental Capacity Theory (AECT)
<div> Conventional environmental governance frameworks largely treat nature either as a passive resource base or as an externality correctable through market pricing mechanisms. Such approaches rely on implicit assumptions of marginal damage, proportional system response, and reversibility—assumptions increasingly contradicted by empirical ...openaire +1 more source
Uncertainty in adaptive capacity and the importance of scale
Global Environmental Change, 2007Katharine Vincent
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Perceived adaptive capacity and natural disasters: A fisheries case study
Global Environmental Change, 2016Patricia M Clay, Tarsila Seara
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Do We Have the Adaptive Capacity to Develop and Use the Adaptive Capacity to Adapt?
2003openaire +1 more source
A framework to assess adaptive capacity of the water resources system in Nepalese river basins
Ecological Indicators, 2011Vishnu Pandey +2 more
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Capacity, Disability, and Hedonic Adaptation
The American Journal of Bioethicsopenaire +2 more sources
Building adaptive capacity in South East Queensland, Australia
Regional Environmental Change, 2013Timothy Smith +2 more
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