Conventional agriculture occupies a substantial portion of Earth's terrestrial surface and
adversely affects biodiversity through pesticide spread, mechanisation, and loss of spatial …

The 'second phase'of the energy transition involves large-scale rollout of renewables,
raising wider questions about arrangements for the management and ownership of such …

Land use planning has the potential to diminish carbon storages and exacerbate carbon
emissions, and therefore improving its contribution to achieve carbon neutrality should be a …

Rural cultural heritage deserves preservation for local communities and future generations.
One important component of this heritage consists of historical rural buildings, which are …

The promotion of rural development can benefit from the advancement of renewable
energies as potential sources of growth and income in an integrated economy. Rural areas …

The development of low-speed wind farms (LSWFs) has been recognized as the most
promising option for onshore wind power project in the future. However, existing research on …

This paper examines a representative choice experiment for Ireland (n= 1014) to understand
the trade-offs citizens are willing to make between the distribution of financial benefits from a …

In order to adapt new energy sources to the grid and improve the reliability and safety of grid
power supply, photovoltaic power coupling hydrogen storage (PVPCHS) projects have been …

Farmland can supply a wide variety of ecosystem services, ie provision of food and fibre, as
well as regulating, supporting, recreational, aesthetic and cultural services. In addition …

Coastal river deltas, home to hundreds of millions of people due to their abundant natural
resources, face intense internal and external pressure from human activities, which threaten …