Ecological and Geographical Analysis of Ornithocomplexes of the Tobol–Irtysh Forest Steppe and Steppe of Western Siberia and North Kazakhstan in the First Half of Summer

Soloviev, S. A.; Вартапетов, Л. Г.

doi:10.1134/s1995425521050152

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“…To sum up, different from traditional personal and property damage, ecological environment damage can be considered as damage caused by the impact on the ecological environment itself, specifically referring to the damage to the ecological environment itself, which is side by side with personal damage and property damage [ 13 ]. The ecological environment pollution damage includes four aspects, as shown in Figure 2 .…”

Section: Private Law Remedies For Damage In the Ecological Environmentmentioning

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[Retracted] Synergistic Effect Analysis of Ecological Protection and Environmental Law and Ecological Civil Code

Zeng

Zhang

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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In order to further curb the damage to the ecological environment from the perspective of legal synergistic supervision, a synergistic analysis method between the ecological protection environmental law and the ecological Civil Code is proposed. Coordinated supervision, with the new Civil Code as the research background, from the perspective of interpretation, explores the solution to the problem of “ecological environmental damage” in the newly promulgated Civil Code for behavior that damages the ecological environment. The research results believe that, from the perspective of rights, environmental rights should be regarded as the concentrated expression of rights in the sense of private law in the ecological environment law. Article 1234 of the Tort Liability Section stipulates that “the state-specified agency or the law-specified organization” as the representative of environmental public interests proposes damage. The request resolves the legitimacy of relevant agencies and organizations as civil subjects to represent environmental public interests. Finally, it clearly stipulates the responsibility for ecological restoration, expands the way of undertaking tort liability caused by environmental damage, and solves the problem that it was limited to “restoration” in the past and could not be actually performed.

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Section: Private Law Remedies For Damage In the Ecological Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

[Retracted] Synergistic Effect Analysis of Ecological Protection and Environmental Law and Ecological Civil Code

Zeng

Zhang

2022

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“…The processes of aridization, gaining relevance since the end of the 20th century, together with global climate change and the level of climate continentality, lead to changes in the phenological timing of bird migrations [23]. For several birds, trends in the timing of spring arrival and the beginning of breeding have been described [24]. For certain semi-aquatic bird species, the inability of the species to adapt to the changing timing of the spring season is indicated as the reason for the decline in numbers [25].…”

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“…The relatively high population density of the Yellow-breasted bunting (Emberiza aureola) indicating successful reproduction within the Yertis River in the Pavlodar region in 2023 calls for attention to the imperative of habitat protection for this rare species, since this species has significantly decreased trends in neighboring region and this area if Yertis River may be an important reproduction site for this bird [24].…”

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Recent Avifaunistic Analysis in the Floodplains of the Kara Yertis (Black Irtysh) and Yertis River in the Pavlodar Region

Frolov

2024

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This research focuses on studying the avian populations in the floodplains of the Kara Yertis and Yertis River in the Pavlodar region, Kazakhstan. There are notable gaps in our understanding of the avifauna in these areas, highlighting the need for continued ornithological research. The primary goal is to address these limitations, with a focus on the Zaysan depression in the East Kazakhstan region and the Pavlodar region. Global climate change and anthropogenic impacts, such as hydroelectric power stations and reservoir construction, are identified as potential contributors to environmental changes in the region. One significant impact is the potential shift in the timing of spring nesting due to climate change, affecting different bird species in varying ways. To investigate these dynamics, field studies were conducted in May and June of 2023, covering seven sites along the Kara Yertis and Yertis River in the Pavlodar region. The study adhered to standardized protocols, taking into account the phenological aspects of bird life cycles. The density of bird species was estimated using route accounting on permanent inventory plots. The study identified a total of 127 bird species across 16 orders in the two model areas. This included species listed in the Red Book, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts. In the Irtysh River of the Pavlodar region with a high humidity level, compared with the Kara Yertis, there were fewer anthropogenic impacts and more bird species (103 species). This study shows that, taking into account climate change and anthropogenic impacts, it is necessary to constantly monitor this region and develop conservation and adaptation strategies.

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Ecological and Geographical Analysis of Ornithocomplexes of the Tobol–Irtysh Forest Steppe and Steppe of Western Siberia and North Kazakhstan in the First Half of Summer

Cited by 2 publications

References 1 publication

[Retracted] Synergistic Effect Analysis of Ecological Protection and Environmental Law and Ecological Civil Code

[Retracted] Synergistic Effect Analysis of Ecological Protection and Environmental Law and Ecological Civil Code

Recent Avifaunistic Analysis in the Floodplains of the Kara Yertis (Black Irtysh) and Yertis River in the Pavlodar Region

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