Managing water resources to meet current social, economic, and environmental needs
without compromising the ability to meet those needs in the future, requires water managers …

Sustainability is an inherently complex problem. Often, a reductionist mindset underpins
corporate sustainability practices. Understanding the collective impact of systems thinking …

Protected areas are a fundamental element for the protection of ecological integrity and, in
some cases, the livelihood of local communities worldwide. They are also embedded in …

Rainfall-runoff is a crucial parameter and is often applied in assessing water resources. It is
a significant constituent for recharging groundwater and plays an important role in …

This article analyses the Buckets Revolution, an urban agroecological movement in a
Brazilian favela that emerged to address waste management issues. We aim to explore the …

Conventional agricultural practices, such as the use of agrochemicals, implementation of
monocultures, and the expansion of crops in strategic ecosystems, have significant impacts …

The objectives of the study were to investigate community perception and articulation of
diverse and priority water values and examine water value trade-offs in the context of urban …

This study examines the impact of institutional arrangements on water and sanitation
(WATSAN) services in a village context in India. Data from households in Nagla Chandi …

This study employs a bibliometric analysis approach to map the scientific literature related to
chemistry education and systems thinking skills development in the context of water …

Across the globe, society faces significant environmental challenges. Deforestation,
intensive agriculture, pollution, and overexploitation of natural resources among other …