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Горшков, В. В.; Gorshkov, V. G.; Danilov-Danilyan, V. I.; Losev, K. S.; Makar’eva, A. M.

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“…According to estimates by the World Health Organization (WHO), a person needs at least 3000 kcal of energy per day, which corresponds to a power of 140 watts /person. This value corresponds to the consumption of 280 kg/year in the caloric equivalent of grain (~12 • 105 kcal/year), of which 12% is animal food (Losev,1988) [4][5].…”

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Geoecological assessment of spatial comfort of the population and bioproductivity of landscapes (regional aspect)

Matsaev,

Dzhabrailov,

Nanaev

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The article presents a geoecological assessment of the spatial comfort of the population of the Chechen Republic, as well as the natural bioproductivity of landscapes. Cartographic and tabular materials on the problem of environmental safety have been compiled. The main ecological problem of the Republic on the reduction of productive lands per capita is indicated. Conclusions and recommendations are made on the rational use and sustainability of landscape complexes, for planning and housing of the population, and industries of farms.

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Geoecological assessment of spatial comfort of the population and bioproductivity of landscapes (regional aspect)

Matsaev,

Dzhabrailov,

Nanaev

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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“…The 25 sites were described for each test area. The projection coverage (in %) and height (in 5 dimensions) of moss-lichen layer species were determined at all sites [12].…”

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Changes in the ground environment under the influence of fires in the territory of the State Natural Reserve «Olekminsky»

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This paper discusses the chronology and cause of forest fires on the territory of the State Reserve “Olekminsky”. Forest fires on the territory of the reserve are low-level, caused by dry thunderstorms. The overgrowth of burnt areas occurs at the expense of specific groups of pyrophyte plants. For 2-3 years after the fires, Camenerion angustifolium (L.) Scop., Corydalis sibirica (L.) Pers., Plantago canescens Adams, Crepis tectorum L. and others were found. In waterlogged areas, Tephroseris palustris (L.) Reichenb appear and subsequently do not occur, and mosses: Marshantia polymorpha L., Ceratodon purpureum (Hedw.) Brid. It was found that the restoration of ground cover is mainly due to species characteristic only for intermediate stages: Lichens - Baeomyces carneus, Dibaeis baeomyces and Trapeliopsis granulosa, as well as Arctous erythrocarpa (Small) M. Ivanova, Chamaenerion angustifolium (L.) Scop., Calamagrostis obtusata Trin, Сarex spp., cereals and green mosses. More than 40 species of lichens participate in the formation of the ground cover of the studied larch forests, mainly bushy species of Cladonia, Stereocaulon, Peltigera. Forest fires of a natural nature occurring on the territory of the reserve are the main limiting factor affecting bio-resources and theirrestoration.

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“…The forest cover, which passes atmospheric moisture through itself and increases its transpiration abruptly into the atmosphere, plays the role of a kind of pump that consistently pumps and spreads this moisture from the oceans to the continents. thereby ensuring the stability of the functioning of terrestrial biogeosystems [4,5], including their maximum possible productivity. This is the global mechanism of positive feedback between forest productivity and precipitation, which "... inevitably leads to ... the relative integrity of the structural parts of the biosphere" [6].…”

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Ecological resources of boreal forests in the adsorption of greenhouse gases and in adaptation to global warming

Kolomyts

2023

Resour. Environ. Inf. Eng.

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One of the most important ways to achieve the goals stipulated by the Paris (2015) Agreement on Climate Change is to solve a two-fold task: 1) the absorption of CO2 by the forest communities from the atmosphere during global warming and 2) their adaptation to these climate changes, which should ensure the effectiveness of adsorption itself. Given report presents the regional experience of the numerical solution of this task. Calculations of the carbon balance of forest formations in the Oka-Volga River basin were carried out for global forecasts of moderate and extreme warming. The proposed index of labile elastic-plastic stability of forest ecosystems, which characterizes their isomorphic-restorative potential, was used as an indicator of adaptation. For the territory of the Oka river basin using multiple regression methods, a numerical experiment was conducted to assess the effect of the elastic stability of forest formations and the predicted climatic conditions on the carbon balance. A total of 11 linear equations were obtained (with a significance level of P <10-6). In the upcoming 100-year forecast period, the overall elastic-plastic stability of forest formations should increase, and to the greatest extent with extreme warming. Accordingly, one should expect a significant increase in the ability of boreal forests to absorb greenhouse gases. A comparison of the carbon balance values of forest formations obtained with initial (base) and final (final) stability indices gives an unambiguous picture of a significant increase in the adsorption capacity of boreal forests with an increase in their regenerative potential. A decisive contribution to increasing the adsorption of greenhouse gases is made by the growth of reforestation adaptation, which plays the role of a direct environmental factor.

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Cited by 8 publications

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Geoecological assessment of spatial comfort of the population and bioproductivity of landscapes (regional aspect)

Geoecological assessment of spatial comfort of the population and bioproductivity of landscapes (regional aspect)

Changes in the ground environment under the influence of fires in the territory of the State Natural Reserve «Olekminsky»

Ecological resources of boreal forests in the adsorption of greenhouse gases and in adaptation to global warming

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