Desertification, driven by human and climate factors, threatens land productivity and food security globally.
Global cities face housing affordability crises; balanced policies like supply increase and rent control are essential.
Developing nations pursue renewable energy, facing challenges but promising economic growth and sustainability.
Participatory GIS involves communities in mapping, enhancing disaster preparedness and promoting shared knowledge.
Maritime boundaries in the Indo-Pacific lead to conflict and competition over resources and influence.
Researchers utilize nighttime light data to assess economic activity, sentiment, and urban mental health links.
Artificial nighttime lighting, especially blue light, negatively impacts urban sentiment and well-being.
Climate change intensifies extreme weather; attribution studies link events to human influence and emissions.
Gentrification transforms tier-2 and tier-3 Indian cities, driving development but increasing displacement and inequality.
LiDAR technology analyzes off-trail movements, revealing patterns and assessing environmental impacts for better management.