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Equity and modeling in sustainability science: Examples and opportunities throughout the process. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Giang A, Edwards MR, Fletcher SM, Gardner-Frolick R, Gryba R, Mathias JD, Venier-Cambron C, Anderies JM, Berglund E, Carley S, Erickson JS, Grubert E, Hadjimichael A, Hill J, Mayfield E, Nock D, Pikok KK, Saari RK, Samudio Lezcano M, Siddiqi A, Skerker JB, Tessum CW.   +21 more
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The vulnerability assessment and obstacle factor analysis of urban agglomeration along the Yellow River in China from the perspective of production-living-ecological space. [PDF]

PLoS One
Yang L, Meng H, Wang J, Wu Y, Zhao Z.
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Effects of producer service industry co-agglomeration and manufacturing on the green and high-end transformation of manufacturing: An empirical study from Hunan Province. [PDF]

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Cheng Y, Pan L, Tan H, Liu X.
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A super SDM (species distribution model) 'in the cloud' for better habitat-association inference with a 'big data' application of the Great Gray Owl for Alaska. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Huettmann F, Andrews P, Steiner M, Das AK, Philip J, Mi C, Bryans N, Barker B.   +7 more
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Transition in action: toward a social theory of the governance of transitions. [PDF]

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Billi M, Zurbriggen C, Urquiza A, Allendes A.   +3 more
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Trade in the Telecoupling Framework

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
As a conceptual framework for understanding contemporary sustainability challenges, telecoupling emphasises the importance of socioeconomic and environmental interactions over long distances. These long-distance interactions can occur through multiple human activities.
Xiong, Hang, Millington, James D A, Xu, Wei   +2 more
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Using the telecoupling framework to improve Great Lakes fisheries sustainability

Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management, 2019
Fisheries are coupled human and natural systems across space and time, involving movements of fish, money, and information in a globalized world. However, these social-ecological interactions over local to global scales are largely absent from the fisheries literature, as fisheries research to date has often been discipline- and location-specific.
Andrew K. Carlson, William W. Taylor, Jianguo Liu   +2 more
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Applications of the Telecoupling Framework to Land-Change Science

2014
Over the past two decades, progress has been made in understanding and predicting land-use change in specific places, using frameworks such as coupled human-natural systems, coupled human-environmental systems, or coupled social-ecological systems. However, land-use change around the world is increasingly being driven by new agents and causes which ...
Liu, J, Hull, V, Moran, E, Nagendra, H, Swaffield, SR, Turner, BL   +5 more
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Telecoupling: A New Framework for Researching Land-Use Change in a Globalised World

2019
The telecoupling framework has been proposed in land system science to address distal causal relations in land-use change in a globalised world. This chapter expands on the contextual and conceptual background for the development of the telecoupling framework and discusses its potential for productive interdisciplinary research in land system science ...
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