Impact of sustainable land management practices on controlling water erosion events: The case of hillslopes in the Czech Republic

Sklenička, Petr; Efthimiou, Nikolaos; Zouhar, Jan; Brink, A. van den; Kottová, Blanka; Vopravil, Jan; Zástěra, Vojtěch; Gebhart, Michal; Bohnet, Iris; Janečková, Kristina; Azadi, Hossein

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2022.130416

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“…The mangrove forests also help reduce floods that could harm human life and survival. The canopy formed by forests provides a water catchment surface, thus lowering the amount of run-off that could result in floods (Egoh et al, 2012;Sklenicka et al, 2022). Thus, mangrove forests in Regions 1 and 2 are important for preventing erosion and reducing floods that could negatively affect the communities in these regions.…”

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The Environmental Risks Posed by the Oil and Gas Development and Its Potential Impacts on Mangrove Ecosystems and the Coastal Community’s Well-Being

Henry¹,

Singh²,

Oyedotun³

2023

GEP

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Guyana is an oil-producing country with oil and gas exploration and production operations approximately 190 km offshore. The coastal communities selected as the study areas in Region 1 and Region 2 are adjacent to the coast and 5 to 10 km inshore. In the event of oil spills, Shell Beach Protected Areas and the other selected communities will be negatively impacted, particularly the mangrove ecosystems and the community's well-being. The research aims to investigate the potential environmental risks posed by oil and gas exploration and production activities. It followed a qualitative approach and employed semi-structured interviews with the Toshaos of the coastal communities. The data analysis strategy was thematic analysis using the Nvivo software. The major themes included community assets, the importance of mangrove ecosystems, and the impacts of mangrove ecosystem damage through oil spills. Oil spill pollution will negatively impact mangrove ecosystems and the coastal community well-being in Region 1 and Region 2. The major results include damage to cultural artefacts, saltwater intrusion of major creeks, reduced fish catch levels, and agriculture products, which are the main economic activities in the selected communities. Consuming contaminated agriculture and marine products will lead to adverse health problems. Mangrove ecosystems provide considerable benefits to coastal community residents, including shields against river bank erosion, natural habitats for wildlife and How to cite this paper: Henry, C. A., Singh, T. B., & Oyedotun, T. D. T.

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The Environmental Risks Posed by the Oil and Gas Development and Its Potential Impacts on Mangrove Ecosystems and the Coastal Community’s Well-Being

Henry¹,

Singh²,

Oyedotun³

2023

GEP

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“…Additionally, controlling is an automatic factor that gives the motivation for the employees to focus on their standards and performances (Celik and Yildiz, 2017). Moreover, it helps to apply effective management of organizational change during practicing and ideas in enterprises (Mkrtchyan, 2022;Sklenicka, 2022).…”

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The effectiveness of organizational change on organizational success

Mohammed¹

2022

JGSS

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This research illustrates organizational change process that can involve succeeding and developing process of the organization and aims to being more stable in case of doing this process correctly and scientifically. This process contributes to show right way to managements care more about essential factors which have the most important effect on organizational success. This study collected the data from a private company with doing interview to 23 employees of total 28 employees because of limitation of total attentive employees inside the company. The correlation coefficient formula and regression formula were used to analyze the collected data. It was clear that leadership and training and job design are the most effective variables in organizational change process. Further, the leadership was the most important factor on turnover intention of employees.

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