COMBINING STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND PARK SERVICES TO MITIGATE CLIMATE CHANGE AND IMPROVE HUMAN WELL-BEING: A CASE STUDY OF SPONGE CITY PARKS IN SHANGHAI

Due to climate change and rapid urbanization, contemporary cities face the dual challenges of providing sufficient stormwater management and adequate park services, which potentially conflict over limited space and resources.To solve these problems, cities are increasingly combining stormwater infrastructure with park space in ways that create new

In the era of climate change-induced extreme rainfall events, the world faces unprecedented natural hazards, notably flooding.These events pose multifaceted risks to life, agriculture, infrastructure, and the well-being of society.Understanding and predicting extreme rainfall events are critical for achieving sustainable development and building re

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A diverse series of research projects have taken place or are underway at the NEES Tsunami Research Facility at Oregon State University.Projects range from the simulation of the processes and effects of tsunamis generated by sub-aerial and submarine landslides (NEESR, Georgia Tech.), model comparisons of tsunami wave effects on bottom profiles and

The aim of the study was to investigate health safety and quality of the Croatian acacia honey, the selected elements in the soil, and whether multivariate methods can provide identification of the origin of honey.The study included 200 acacia honey samples and 100 soil samples from East, Northwest Croatia, and Istria.The proportion of acacia in ho