Titlebook: Dryland Social-Ecological Systems in Changing Environments; Bojie Fu,Mark Stafford-Smith Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-57895-4the ecology and socio-economic status of American drylands by analyzing original and published data. The research findings reveal that North and South American drylands have more differences than commonness. In terms of commonness, both North and South American drylands have higher productivity and

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Khadidja Boukharouba,Samra Harkatagement, and the highest average wealth. Dryland social-ecological systems in Australia have been facing the accelerated warming and rapid socioeconomic developments since the twenty-first century, including GDP increases and urban development, but with great diversity. Ecosystem structures and ecos

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The Handbook of Environmental Chemistryhowing a drier China’s drylands with increasing aridity and observed greenness indicate the complexity of environmental processes, highlighting a pressing research need to improve understanding of how active dryland processes, ecosystem structure and functioning will alter. This chapter synthesizes

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The Global-DEP: A Research Programme to Promote Sustainability of Dryland Social-Ecological Systemsteam identified four pivotal themes: (1) dryland SES dynamics and driving forces, (2) dryland SES structure and functions, (3) dryland ecosystem services and human well-being, and (4) ecosystem management and sustainable livelihoods in drylands. The intricate interconnections among these themes were

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Structure, Functions, and Interactions of Dryland Ecosystemsland SESs in a geographically diverse and scale-dependent context, developing comprehensive indicators, models, and multivariable approaches,  and the development of effective management strategies that can maintain the sustainability of dryland SESs in the face of ongoing global environmental chang

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Dryland Ecosystem Services and Human Wellbeing in a Changing Environment and Societyuman well-being (HWB) is the key to the entangled dryland challenges, promoting the resilience of SESs and finding solutions to coordinate ecological protection and socioeconomic development. This chapter summarizes the research progress in dryland ES and its relationship with HWB in a changing envi

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Ecosystem Management and Sustainable Livelihoods in Drylandsentifies the issues and challenges facing human livelihoods in drylands and proposes a research framework for dryland ecosystem management and sustainable livelihoods. The framework clarifies the core characteristics of sustainable livelihoods and the principles and strategies of ecosystem managemen

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Socioeconomic and Environmental Changes in Global Drylandse future of global drylands. In this chapter, we would begin with summarizing the characteristics of socioeconomic changes in drylands. We then presented and discussed past and future projected changes in dryland ecosystem structure and functioning (e.g., vegetation growth, land cover changes, carbo