Air, land, coasts and oceans
Interactions among the land, air, coasts and oceans, whether caused by natural or human factors at different timescales, have profound implications on global environmental change and implications for sustainability.
Key topics
- Land use and land change
- Ocean and coastal changes
- Atmospheric changes
- System interactions
- Transboundary issues
Recent projects
Integrated governance of microplastic pollution under climate change within a One Health Framework: A platform for sustainable practices for coastal Asia
Coping with concurrent heatwaves and ozone pollution in megacities of East and Southeast Asia: Past trends, current mitigation strategies, and future adaptation measures
Emerging contaminants in fine particulate matter: A comparative study of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and Mercury across Southeast Asia
Peer-reviewed publications
Best agriculture management practices for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from salinity affected tropical coastal paddy fields: A case study from Sri Lanka
Influence of transboundary air pollution into the atmosphere of Kathmandu Valley
Deliberative preferences for collective adaptation: Evidence from the Philippines and Vietnam
Pilot implementation of Floating Treatment Wetland Systems in Nagdaha, Nepal: Field experience, performance, and lessons learned
Overcoming barriers to agroforestry adoption: Empowering local farmers through participatory establishment of agroforestry models in Laguna, Philippines
Mass distribution of PET and PC microplastics in the atmosphere of Tianjin, China
Briefs
