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テクニカルレポート
著者:
Takakura
Koji
Wangchuk
Sonam
Wangchuku
Tsheten
Fukahori
Takahiro
Dorji
Chhimi
Bhutan faces mounting pressure on its municipal solid waste (MSW) management systems. Its capital city, Thimphu, generates approximately 50 tonnes of MSW per day, of which roughly 30 tonnes per day is organic (wet) waste that is currently deposited at the Memelakha landfill — an ageing open-dumpsite already well beyond its intended lifespan. At the...
ブリーフィングノート
著者:
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has become one of the most important regions in the global climate debate because it combines rapid economic growth, rising energy demand, and high climate vulnerability. This regional context has become more urgent after the outcome of the first Global Stocktake (GST 1) adopted at CMA.5 in 2023...
査読付論文
Environment, Development and Sustainability所収
著者:
Dutta
Pranab
Deka
Sujit
Debnath
Jatan
Sahariah
Dhrubajyoti
Yehia Abouleish
Mohamed
Ali
Tarig
Chakrabortty
Rabin
Singh
Suraj Kumar
Kanga
Shruti
Meraj
Gowhar
Flood-dominated floodplains are undergoing rapid land-use and land-cover (LULC) change, with consequences for exposure, ecosystem condition, and local development planning. This study examines historical LULC change, transition intensity, trend-consistent land-use scenarios, and event-based flood exposure in Bongaigaon District, located in the...
査読付論文
Microplastics所収
著者:
Thanh
Nguyen Truong
Toan
Pham Van
Minh
Huynh Vuong Thu
Lavane
Kim
Vo Chau Ngan
Nguyen
Thi Kim Ngan
Le
Thanh Toan
Vo
Van Tuyen
Nguyen
Microplastic pollution in tropical urban rivers has become an increasing environmental concern due to rapid urbanization, inadequate waste management, and hydrological transport processes. This study investigated the occurrence, characteristics, and spatiotemporal distribution of microplastics in the Can Tho River, Vietnam, along an urban– peri...
レポートチャプター
Asia-Pacific Synergies Report: Advancing Synergistic Solutions to the Triple Planetary Crisis and the SDGs所収
著者:
Kejun Jiang
Soumya Swaminathan
Roubitha David
Aneta Nikolova
From a planetary-health perspective, the transgression of planetary boundaries through climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution is shrinking the safe operating space for humanity. The degradation of air, water, soil and ecosystems undermines nutrition, disease control and resilience. The planetary-health framing therefore highlights the need...