Editorial: Effects of Ice Loss on Marine Biodiversity

Linse, Katrin; Peeken, Ilka; Tandberg, Anne Helene S.

doi:10.3389/fmars.2021.793020

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“…This paper presents the collection of the observations published and reported in different databases from the marine habitat point of view. We regard this approach as a key for understanding of the ongoing biodiversity and ecosystem functioning change, that follows borealisation of the European Arctic (Csapó et al 2021) and sea ice loss (Linse et al 2021).…”

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Forty years of warming: Environmental change in marine coastal habitats on Svalbard between 1981 and 2022

Węsławski,

Urbański

2024

Polish Polar Research

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Temperature rise together with resultant ice cover retreat in Svalbard, changes in hydrology and geomorphology of fjords and coastal waters is presented as forming force for the marine habitats.Satellite data show increase of habitat complexity following the tidal glaciers retreat and emergence of new (315 km) and complex shoreline. Most evident changes occur in the inner-fjord settings of the west coast of archipelago, while habitats of exposed marine shores and eastern sector of Svalbard remains little changed. It is hypothesized, that decrease in ice cover opens more space for life compared to the cold period.

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Forty years of warming: Environmental change in marine coastal habitats on Svalbard between 1981 and 2022

Węsławski,

Urbański

2024

Polish Polar Research

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Foundational guiding principles for a flourishing Earth system

Hejnowicz,

Ritchie‐Dunham

2024

Business and Society Review

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In this perspectives article, we maintain that the current local to global sustainable development predicaments we face are the result of humanity's impact on the Earth System (ES)—that is to say, on the very systemic fabric of the ES (i.e., its functioning and configuration), combined with an insufficiently coherent application of sustainable development policy to address and resolve this systemic problem. In response to what is an urgent crisis, we propose four foundational guiding principles, which we contend provide an overarching framing that, if implemented, would offer an approach to steer global sustainable development policy in a manner that would be to the benefit of the ES and the securing of a flourishing future for all. Our principles are applicable at the levels from a local business ecosystem, national‐regional networks, to global policy.

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Foundational guiding principles for a flourishing Earth system

Hejnowicz,

Ritch

2024

SSRN Journal

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Editorial: Effects of Ice Loss on Marine Biodiversity

Cited by 3 publications

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Forty years of warming: Environmental change in marine coastal habitats on Svalbard between 1981 and 2022

Forty years of warming: Environmental change in marine coastal habitats on Svalbard between 1981 and 2022

Foundational guiding principles for a flourishing Earth system

Foundational guiding principles for a flourishing Earth system

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