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Natural Resources (NR) is an international journal dedicated to the latest advancements in natural resources throughout the world. The goal of this journal is to provide a platform for scientists and engineers (on all academic and professional levels) all over the world to promote, discuss and share various new issues…
Michelle E. Cisz, Michael J. Falkowski, Blair Orr
We assessed the spatial distribution of Copernicia alba Morong. In the study area, a lowland palm savanna floodplain, C . alba is the only overstory species. We hypothesized C . alba would be randomly distributed within natural stands. Palms were tallied in s…
Aaron Benson, Cody Zilverberg
"WW B. Dahl" , a perennial old world bluestem (OWB) grass, has been promoted as a forage suitable for dryland graz ing. Dryland grazing of OWB is however inherently risky economically and ecologically, and may not be sustainable while remaining profitable. In…
Sarawoot Gomuttapong, Winai Klom-In, Jirarach Kitana, Putsatee Pariyanonth, Kumthorn Thirakhupt, Noppadon Kitana
Global change in temperature is regarded as a serious natural disaster that may cause extinction of organisms. Green turtle, Chelonia mydas , is not only an endangered species but also a species with temperature dependent sex determina tion that could be affe…
Alina Paranina
Northern labyrinths are stone constructions of different shapes, dating back to III-I century BC. They mainly appear on capes on peninsulas and islands up to 13-25 metresabove the sea level. Their area begins from Scilly Isles (England) and in the White Sea (…
Ikechukwu A. Diugwu, Musa Mohammed, Ashem E. Egila, Mukalia A. Ijaiya
The extent to which a country develops is anchored around its resources; and this is evidenced in how the revenue de rived from natural resources (especially the oil and gas industries) has influenced national development strategies. This notwithstanding, the…
Esther W. Dungumaro
The paper focuses on biodiversity —an issue that easily gets left out of consideration because it is hard to measure. While efforts to reduce over-fishing or conservation of water resources are relatively easy to discuss in quantitative terms, biodiversity in…
Patrizia Russo, Lara Riguccio, Laura Carullo, Giovanna Tomaselli
It has been recognised for some time that traditional rural buildings are a cultural and/or practical “resource” of the countryside. Inappropriate re-conversions can result in the waste of valuable economic resources and the loss of local heritage. Thus , bef…
Shan Dan, Hejing Li, Liuyan Ping, Xing’en De
As the largest ecosystem in China, Grassland not only provides abundant natural resources for the regional economic development, but also safeguards the environment of north China as it acts as an ecological protective screen. However, because of the arid and…
Andrew Wright, Darren Hudson, Maria Mutuc
The nature of spatial spillovers in the adoption of irrigation technology is examined in this paper. Adopting a new tech nology is a decision that is based on economic and individual-specific factors. One of these individual factors might be communication wit…
A. E. Kabeel, Mofreh H. Hamed, Z. M. Omara, S. W. Sharshir
Solar humidification-dehumidification desalination technology has been reviewed in detail in this paper. This review would also throw light on the scope for further research and recommendations in active distillation system by humidification and dehumidificat…
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