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The technological innovation in the field of lighting and the need to reduce energy consumption connected to public lighting are leading many municipalities to undertake the renewal of public lighting systems, by replacing the existing luminaires with ...
L. Valetti, F. Floris, A. Pellegrino
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Ensuring sufficient productivity growth is central to economic development. However, these process leaves behind characteristic environmental footprints which differ between economic systems driven by different political ideologies.
Daša Donša +7 more
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National Forest Villages in China are village types with significant environmental resources and cultural landscapes that play a vital role in ecological conservation, tourism development, territorial planning, and other elements. Understanding tourists’
Feifan Weng +6 more
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Linking food systems and landscape sustainability in the Mediterranean region
Global dynamics affect the sustainability of agricultural landscapes, but these cross-scale connections are understudied. Therefore, we combine food systems and landscape ecology, focusing on food products that provide a linkage between global consumers ...
M. García-Martín +4 more
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Cultural landscape zoning of Ukraine
Formulation of the problem. Nowadays in Ukraine there is a significant gap in the application of cultural-landscape approach and the lack of cultural and landscape zoning (CLZ) at different taxonomic levels, as one of the fundamental stages in the ...
Kateryna Polyvach
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The Complex Case of Carbon-Measuring Tools in Landscape Architecture
As the world takes a more strategic approach to the climate crisis, carbon in its various forms has become a key factor in ascertaining the sustainability of the landscape. Landscape has been recognised as a resource and mechanism for addressing the role
Anastasia Nikologianni, Alex Albans
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Multifunctional agrifood systems with noteworthy roots in a territory are the result of a historical yet dynamic specialization. They are present in the place’s knowledge, social connections, collective action, the organization of institutions ...
Sandra Mayordomo-Maya +1 more
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This study was conducted by Cultural Systems Research, Incorporated (CSRI) for Applied Conservation Technology, Incorporated (ACT). This study has been conducted to determine which Native American groups traditionally used the area through which the ...
Bean, Lowell John +3 more
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Water Systems as Cultural Landscapes: Conserving the Valens System and the Strandja Forests
Urban dependence on water has historically driven infrastructure development. In water-scarce Istanbul, the Valens Waterline, the longest Roman-period waterline, was constructed, sourcing water from the Strandja Forests. Today, this interconnected system is at risk: while the Strandja Forests are under intense pressure, the water system is only ...
Örnek, Elif, Yalçin, Berfin Gönül
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Cultural Bias in Large Language Models: A Comprehensive Analysis and Mitigation Strategies
This paper delves into the intricate relationship between Large Language Models (LLMs) and cultural bias. It underscores the significant impact LLMs can have on shaping a more equitable and culturally sensitive digital landscape, while also addressing ...
Zhaoming Liu
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