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Spatial-temporal variations of river water quality under human-induced land use changes in large river basins. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Zhang X, Yu B, Xin Z, Cong M, Zhang C.
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From Safe to Stranded: Land Use and Climate Change Threaten Habitat of Iconic Australian Macropods. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Brunton EA, Brunton AJ, Conroy G.
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Land use in the northern Coachella Valley

, 1973
J. Bale, L. W. Bowden
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Thermal constraints on the distribution of Japanese eel (<i>Anguilla japonica</i>) at its northern limit: Links to land use and geology. [PDF]

PNAS Nexus
Muramatsu K, Kuroki M, Chang YK, Morita K, Kishida O.   +4 more
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Describing agricultural land use (a proposal for procedures, a data base and a users' manual to be incorporated in a FAO Soils Bulletin).

, 1991
T.J. Stomph, L.O. Fresco
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Land Use Impacts on Local and Regional Freshwater Biodiversity Can Compromise Current Management Goals. [PDF]

Glob Chang Biol
Mykrä H, Suuronen A, Aroviita J.
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Assessment of the effects of land use change on water quality and quantity in the Nam Ngum River Basin using the Better Assessment Science Integrating point and Non-point Sources 4.0 model

, 2010
Kongmeng Ly
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Application of LANDSAT imagery in land use inventory and classification in Nebraska

, 1976
M. P. Carlson, P. M. Seevers
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Land Use and Land Use Change

2021
Humans carry out fundamental activities like agriculture, mineral extraction, and home building on land. Through these activities, they inscribe revealing patterns in landscapes, patterns that promote affluence, degrade habitats, and indicate growing inequalities among humans.
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Land Use and Land Use Control

2000
One fundamental objective of good land administration is to ensure sustainable development. All landscapes change over time, whether through human interference or by natural processes. It is essential that these changes are monitored and understood and that the uses to which the land is put are sustainable and that development: ‘meets the needs of the ...
Peter Dale, John McLaughlin
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