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Mon Aug 15 22:38:27 2005

Nodes: 2286, Authors: 3860, Journals: 588, Words: 3771
Collection span: 1967 - 2005
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# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2101 4 35 2208 2004 MAY [15] MARINE POLICY 28(3):271-281
Lobe K; Berkes F
The padu system of community-based fisheries management: change and local institutional innovation in south India
0 0
2102 4 91 2215 2004 MAY [15] NATURAL HAZARDS 32(1):89-110
Fothergill A; Peek LA
Poverty and disasters in the United States: A review of recent sociological findings
0 0
2103 3 21 2236 2004 MAY [15] PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER 56(2):213-222
Beller-Simms N
Planning for El Nino: The stages of natural hazard mitigation and preparation
0 0
2104 7 123 2243 2004 MAY 15 REMOTE SENSING OF ENVIRONMENT 91(1):47-67
Wessels KJ; Prince SD; Frost PE; van Zyl D
Assessing the effects of human-induced land degradation in the former homelands of northern South Africa with a 1 km AVHRR NDVI time-series
0 0
2105 5 22 2073 2004 JUN 1 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 49(2):119-128
Perrings C; Walker BH
Conservation in the optimal use of rangelands
0 0
2106 2 44 1996 2004 JUN [15] ADVANCES IN WATER RESOURCES 27(6):631-642
Labat D; Godderis Y; Probst JL; Guyot JL
Evidence for global runoff increase related to climate warming
0 1
2107 1 74 2012 2004 JUN [15] AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 106(2):322-333
Bandy MS
Fissioning, scalar stress, and social evolution in early village societies
0 0
2108 4 48 2023 2004 JUN [15] ARCTIC 57(2):204-212
Duerden F
Translating climate change impacts at the community level
0 0
2109 3 41 2031 2004 JUN [15] BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION 13(6):1153-1173
Ladio AH; Lozada M
Patterns of use and knowledge of wild edible plants in distinct ecological environments: a case study of a Mapuche community from northwestern Patagonia
0 0
2110 2 34 2051 2004 JUN [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 64(3):289-315
Antle JM; Capalbo SM; Elliott ET; Paustian KH
Adaptation, spatial heterogeneity, and the vulnerability of agricultural systems to climate change and CO2 fertilization: An integrated assessment approach
0 0
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2111 12 46 2061 2004 JUN [15] CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 18(3):621-630
Berkes F
Rethinking community-based conservation
0 0
2112 1 85 2071 2004 JUN [15] ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 14(3):730-742
Pereira HM; Daily GC; Roughgarden J
A framework for assessing the relative vulnerability of species to land-use change
0 0
2113 12 121 2093 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 33(6):799-820
Holmlund CM; Hammer M
Effects of fish stocking on ecosystem services: An overview and case study using the Stockholm archipelago
0 0
2114 2 79 2094 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 33(6):876-885
Plummer R; Fitzgibbon J
Co-management of natural resources: A proposed framework
0 0
2115 3 17 2098 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):1-7
Bradley MP; Smith E
Using science to assess environmental vulnerabilities
0 3
2116 0 17 2099 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):101-113
Schaberg RH; Abt RC
Vulnerability of Mid-Atlantic forested watersheds to timber harvest disturbance
0 0
2117 1 30 2100 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):129-146
Claggett PR; Jantz CA; Goetz SJ; Bisland C
Assessing development pressure in the Chesapeake Bay watershed: An evaluation of two land-use change models
1 1
2118 1 17 2101 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):179-191
Beratan KK; Kabala SJ; Loveless SM; Martin PJS; Spyke NP
Sustainability indicators as a communicative tool: Building bridges in Pennsylvania
0 0
2119 1 39 2102 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):231-248
Jackson LE; Bird SL; Matheny RW; O'Neill RV; White D; et al.
A regional approach to projecting land-use change and resulting ecological vulnerability
3 3
2120 2 21 2103 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):249-261
Locantore NW; Tran LT; O'Neill RV; Mckinnis PW; Smith ER; et al.
An overview of data integration methods for regional assessment
2 2
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2121 3 36 2104 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):263-277
Tran LT; Knight CG; O'Neill RV; Smith ER
Integrated environmental assessment of the Mid-Atlantic Region with analytical network process
0 0
2122 1 86 2114 2004 JUN [15] FISH AND FISHERIES 5(2):153-167
Salas S; Gaertner D
The behavioural dynamics of fishers: management implications
0 0
2123 1 52 2120 2004 JUN [15] FOREST POLICY AND ECONOMICS 6(3-4):205-213
Wang S
One hundred faces of sustainable forest management
0 1
2124 1 38 2123 2004 JUN [15] FUTURES 36(5):549-564
Uggla Y
Risk and safety analysis in long-term perspective
0 0
2125 0 14 2169 2004 JUN [15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND WORLD ECOLOGY 11(2):169-180
Fang YP; Chen GJ
Approaches to the environmental management of disasters in mountainous areas of China
0 0
2126 2 44 2180 2004 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 40(5):120-142
McCarthy N; Vanderlinden JP
Resource management under climatic risk: A case study from Niger
0 0
2127 6 127 2182 2004 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 71(2):179-191
Smit GN
An approach to tree thinning to structure southern African savannas for long-term restoration from bush encroachment
0 0
2128 1 62 2195 2004 JUN [15] LANCET INFECTIOUS DISEASES 4(6):368-375
Bates L; Fenton C; Gruber J; Lalloo D; Lara AM; et al.
Vulnerability to malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV/AIDS infection and disease. Part II: determinants operating at environmental and institutional level
0 0
2129 3 63 2203 2004 JUN 15 LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING 68(4):403-427
Lofvenhaft K; Runborg S; Sjogren-Gulve P
Biotope patterns and amphibian distribution as assessment tools in urban landscape planning
0 0
2130 2 21 2210 2004 JUN [15] MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER MODELLING 39(11-12):1243-1259
Berezansky L; Braverman E; Idels L
Delay differential logistic equations with harvesting
0 0
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2131 11 76 2219 2004 JUN 24 NATURE 429(6994):827-833
Bellwood DR; Hughes TP; Folke C; Nystrom M
Confronting the coral reef crisis
1 0
2132 10 70 2119 2004 JUN 28 FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 195(1-2):165-176
Dorren LKA; Berger F; Imeson AC; Maier B; Rey F
Integrity, stability and management of protection forests in the European Alps
0 0
2133 32 122 2020 2004 [JUN 30] ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY EVOLUTION AND SYSTEMATICS 35:557-581
Folke C; Carpenter SR; Walker BH; Scheffer M; Elmqvist T; et al.
Regime shifts, resilience, and biodiversity in ecosystem management
0 0
2134 5 21 2042 2004 [JUN 30] CLIMATE POLICY 4(1):25-43
Huq S; Reid H; Konate M; Rahman A; Sokona Y; et al.
Mainstreaming adaptation to climate change in Least Developed Countries (LDCs)
0 0
2135 1 10 2043 2004 [JUN 30] CLIMATE POLICY 4(1):81-90
Kundzewicz ZW; Schellnhuber HJ; Svirejeva-Hopkins A
From Kyoto via Moscow to nowhere?
0 0
2136 21 126 2044 2004 [JUN 30] CLIMATE POLICY 4(2):107-128
Dessai S; Hulme M
Does climate adaptation policy need probabilities?
0 0
2137 2 308 2062 2004 [JUN 30] CRITICAL REVIEWS IN PLANT SCIENCES 23(2):175-193
Welbaum GE; Sturz AV; Dong ZM; Nowak J
Managing soil microorganisms to improve productivity of agro-ecosystems
0 0
2138 4 23 2105 2004 [JUN 30] ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY 7(1):69-75
Courtois P
The status of integrated assessment in climatic policy making - An overview of inconsistencies underlying response functions
0 0
2139 1 57 2106 2004 [JUN 30] ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY 7(3):195-204
Viguier LL
A proposal to increase developing country participation in international climate policy
0 0
2140 6 118 2107 2004 [JUN 30] ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY 7(5):385-403
Sarewitz D
How science makes environmental controversies worse
1 3
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2141 1 29 2108 2004 [JUN 30] ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY 7(6):487-498
Aggarwal PK; Joshi PK; Ingram JSI; Gupta RK
Adapting food systems of the Indo-Gangetic plains to global environmental change: key information needs to improve policy formulation
0 0
2142 1 8 2149 2004 [JUN 30] HOUILLE BLANCHE-REVUE INTERNATIONALE DE L EAU (6):114-119
Ruin I; Lutoff C
Flash-flood vulnerability and population's mobility in crisis period
0 0
2143 0 30 2176 2004 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION 12(8-10):1047-1057
Kituyi E
Towards sustainable production and use of charcoal in Kenya: exploring the potential in life cycle management approach
0 0
2144 1 26 2184 2004 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES-CHINA 16(5):765-769
Ouyang ZY; Zhao TQ; Wang RS; Soderlund L; Zhang QX
Scenario simulation of water security in China
0 0
2145 0 13 2192 2004 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE 24(1):5-25
Lopez MV; Mendoza TC; Genio ER
Farmers' adaptive strategies in rice-based farming systems in Masantol, Pampanga, Philippines
0 0
2146 0 25 2206 2004 [JUN 30] MARINE AND FRESHWATER RESEARCH 55(1):67-78
Webster IT; Harris GP
Anthropogenic impacts on the ecosystems of coastal lagoons: modelling fundamental biogeochemical processes and management implications
0 1
2147 0 47 2207 2004 [JUN 30] MARINE ECOLOGY-PROGRESS SERIES 275:1-10
Widdicombe S; Austen MC; Kendall MA; Olsgard F; Schaanning MT; et al.
Importance of bioturbators for biodiversity maintenance: indirect effects of fishing disturbance
0 0
2148 1 43 2221 2004 [JUN 30] OCEAN & COASTAL MANAGEMENT 47(3-4):95-122
Buck BH; Krause G; Rosenthal H
Extensive open ocean aquaculture development within wind farms in Germany: the prospect of offshore co-management and legal constraints
0 0
2149 4 82 2222 2004 [JUN 30] OCEAN & COASTAL MANAGEMENT 47(7-8):361-387
de la Torre-Castro M; Ronnback P
Links between humans and seagrasses - an example from tropical East Africa
0 0
2150 1 108 2229 2004 [JUN 30] PHILOSOPHY TODAY 48(5):67-83
Sarewitz D; Foladori G; Invernizzi N; Garfinkel MS
Science policy in its social context
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# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2151 7 37 2230 2004 [JUN 30] PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF THE EARTH 29(15-18):1109-1118
Rockstrom J; Folke C; Gordon L; Hatibu N; Jewitt G; et al.
A watershed approach to upgrade rainfed agriculture in water scarce regions through Water System Innovations: an integrated research initiative on water for food and rural livelihoods in balance with ecosystem functions
0 0
2152 2 267 2237 2004 [JUN 30] PROGRESS IN ENERGY AND COMBUSTION SCIENCE 30(4):417-475
Nakata T
Energy-economic models and the environment
0 0
2153 4 50 2238 2004 [JUN 30] PROGRESS IN OCEANOGRAPHY 60(2-4):135-141
Steele JH
Regime shifts in the ocean: reconciling observations and theory
0 0
2154 6 47 2239 2004 [JUN 30] PROGRESS IN OCEANOGRAPHY 60(2-4):281-302
Collie JS; Richardson K; Steele JH
Regime shifts: can ecological theory illuminate the mechanisms?
0 0
2155 1 75 2240 2004 [JUN 30] QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL 118-19:165-179
Haberle SG; David B
Climates of change: human dimensions of Holocene environmental change in low latitudes of the PEPII transect
0 0
2156 10 192 2241 2004 [JUN 30] QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL 118-19:181-203
Sidle RC; Taylor D; Lu XX; Adger WN; Lowe DJ; et al.
Interactions of natural hazards and society in Austral-Asia: evidence in past and recent records
0 0
2157 0 49 2242 2004 [JUN 30] QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL 123-25:1-6
Yasuda Y; Catto N
Environmental variability and human adaptation since the last glacial period: A volume dedicated to J.F.W. Negendank: A contribution of the Asian Lake Drilling Programme (ALDP)
0 0
2158 0 6 2257 2004 [JUN 30] SOLAR ENERGY 76(1-3):9-17
Sims REH
Renewable energy: a response to climate change
0 1
2159 2 29 2264 2004 [JUN 30] URBAN BIOSPHERE AND SOCIETY: PARTNERSHIP OF CITIES 1023:105-124
Solecki WD; Rosenzweig C
Biodiversity, biosphere reserves, and the big apple - A study of the New York Metropolitan Region
0 1
2160 4 44 2265 2004 [JUN 30] URBAN BIOSPHERE AND SOCIETY: PARTNERSHIP OF CITIES 1023:308-322
Elmqvist T; Colding J; Barthel S; Borgstrom S; Duit A; et al.
The dynamics of social-ecological systems in urban landscapes - Stockholm and the National Urban Park, Sweden
0 1
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2161 0 17 2270 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):8-16
Wilderer PA
Applying sustainable water management concepts in rural and urban areas: some thoughts about reasons, means and needs
0 0
2162 0 0 2271 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):129-132
Cosgrove W; Connor R; Kuylenstierna J
Workshop 3 (synthesis): climate variability, water systems and management options
0 0
2163 1 3 2272 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):141-146
Kashyap A
Water governance: learning by developing adaptive capacity to incorporate climate variability and change
0 0
2164 0 0 2273 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):147-149
Rahman A; Bjorklund G
Workshop 4 (synthesis): securing food production under climate variability - exploring the options
0 0
2165 0 14 2274 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):151-156
Rockstrom J
Making the best of climatic variability: options for upgrading rainfed farming in water scarce regions
0 0
2166 2 67 2074 2004 JUL 1 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 49(3):361-373
Glaser M; Diele K
Asymmetric outcomes: assessing central aspects of the biological, economic and social sustainability of a mangrove crab fishery, Ucides cordatus (Ocypodidae), in North Brazil
0 0
2167 3 75 2082 2004 JUL 1 ECOLOGICAL MODELLING 175(2):121-136
Patterson T; Gulden T; Cousins K; Kraev E
Integrating environmental, social and economic systems: a dynamic model of tourism in Dominica
0 0
2168 3 69 2000 2004 SUM-FAL [JUL 15] AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES 21(2-3):157-169
Kawamura H
Symbolic and political ecology among contemporary Nez Perce Indians in Idaho, USA: Functions and meanings of hunting, fishing, and gathering practices
0 0
2169 0 27 2001 2004 SUM-FAL [JUL 15] AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES 21(2-3):243-254
Siemens AH
Modeling the tropical wetland landscape and adaptations
0 0
2170 0 24 2021 2004 SUM [JUL 15] ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHEOLOGY OF EURASIA 43(1):8-45
VoroB'Ev D
Subsistence and adaptive strategies among the Evenki in the late twentieth century
0 0
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2171 4 59 2052 2004 JUL [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 65(1-2):73-101
Ziervogel G; Downing TE
Stakeholder networks: Improving seasonal climate forecasts
0 0
2172 1 144 2087 2004 JUL [15] ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL 30(5):721-739
Pennington DW; Potting J; Finnveden G; Lindeijer E; Jolliet O; et al.
Life cycle assessment Part 2: Current impact assessment practice
0 4
2173 11 79 2095 2004 JUL [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 34(1):38-51
Bestelmeyer BT; Herrick JE; Brown JR; Trujillo DA; Havstad KM
Land management in the American Southwest: A state-and-transition approach to ecosystem complexity
0 0
2174 17 87 2096 2004 JUL [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 34(1):75-90
Olsson P; Folke C; Berkes F
Adaptive comanagement for building resilience in social-ecological systems
1 0
2175 3 46 2112 2004 JUL-SEP [JUL 15] FAMILY & COMMUNITY HEALTH 27(3):204-217
Moore S; Daniel M; Linnan L; Campbell M; Benedict S; et al.
After hurricane floyd passed - Investigating the social determinants of disaster preparedness and recovery
0 0
2176 3 54 2125 2004 JUL [15] GEOFORUM 35(4):489-505
Frayne B
Migration and urban survival strategies in Windhoek, Namibia
0 0
2177 2 48 2135 2004 JUL [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(2):105-123
Gaffin SR; Rosenzweig C; Xing XS; Yetman G
Downscaling and geo-spatial gridding of socio-economic projections from the IPCC Special Report on Emissions Scenarios (SRES)
0 0
2178 6 68 2136 2004 JUL [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(2):125-136
Boykoff MT; Boykoff JM
Balance as bias: global warming and the US prestige press
1 2
2179 2 49 2137 2004 JUL [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(2):137-146
Swart RJ; Raskin P; Robinson JB
The problem of the future: sustainability science and scenario analysis
0 0
2180 1 21 2138 2004 JUL [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(2):147-160
Aaheim A; Schjolden A
An approach to utilise climate change impacts studies in national assessments
0 0
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2181 2 14 2148 2004 JUL-SEP [JUL 15] HORTTECHNOLOGY 14(3):442-448
Sandrock DR; William RD; Azarenko AN
Group-based onsite active learning (GOAL): Technique for investigating nitrogen management in container nurseries
0 0
2182 0 5 2157 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):11-+
Pachauri RK
Climate change and its implications for development: The role of IPCC assessments
0 0
2183 1 9 2158 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):15-+
Huq S; Reid H
Mainstreaming adaptation in development
0 0
2184 2 28 2159 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):22-+
Devereux S; Edwards J
Climate change and food security
0 0
2185 0 8 2160 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):31-+
Burton I; May E
The adaptation deficit in water resource management
0 0
2186 0 16 2161 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):42-+
Denton F
Gender and climate change: Giving the "Latecomer" a head start
0 0
2187 1 16 2162 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):50-+
Agrawala S
Adaptation, development assistance and planning: Challenges and opportunities
0 0
2188 0 19 2163 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):76-+
Leach G; Leach M
Carbonising forest landscapes? Linking climate change mitigation and rural livelihoods
0 0
2189 0 17 2164 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):120-+
Newell P
Climate change and development: A tale of two crises
0 0
2190 5 26 2166 2004 JUL [15] INTERCIENCIA 29(7):362-+
Seixas C; Troutt E
Socio-economic and ecological feedpacks in lagoon fisheries: Management principles for a co-evolutionary setting
0 0
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2191 1 48 2179 2004 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 32(4):439-451
Kimhi S; Shamai M
Community resilience and the impact of stress: Adult response to Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon
0 0
2192 0 27 2189 2004 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF RISK AND UNCERTAINTY 29(1):53-73
Ulph A
Stable international environmental agreements with a stock pollutant, uncertainty and learning
0 0
2193 0 2190 2004 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF SOCIAL POLICY 33:519-521
Daniel B
Resilience and vulnerability
0 0
2194 2 45 2197 2004 JUL-AUG [JUL 15] LAND DEGRADATION & DEVELOPMENT 15(4):397-409
Keys E
Commercial agriculture as creative destruction or destructive creation: A case study of chili cultivation and plant-pest disease in the southern Yucatan region
0 0
2195 10 116 2200 2004 JUL [15] LAND USE POLICY 21(3):199-213
Haberl H; Fischer-Kowalski M; Krausmann F; Weisz H; Winiwarter V
Progress towards sustainability? What the conceptual framework of material and energy flow accounting (MEFA) can offer
0 0
2196 1 41 2250 2004 JUL [15] SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ETHICS 10(3):437-455
Ascher W
Scientific information and uncertainty: Challenges for the use of science in policymaking
0 0
2197 2 28 2254 2004 JUL [15] SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES 17(6):509-516
McCaffrey S
Thinking of wildfire as a natural hazard
0 0
2198 1 13 2220 2004 AUG 12 NATURE 430(7001):741-741
Baker AC; Starger CJ; McClanahan TR; Glynn PW
Corals' adaptive response to climate change
0 3
2199 9 59 2006 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):344-349
Chapin FS; Peterson GD; Berkes F; Callaghan TV; Angelstam P; et al.
Resilience and vulnerability of northern regions to social and environmental change
3 3
2200 17 75 2007 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):350-355
Elmqvist T; Berkes F; Folke C; Angelstam P; Crepin AS; et al.
The dynamics of ecosystems, biodiversity management and social institutions at high northern latitudes
1 1
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2201 6 62 2008 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):366-370
Carlsson L; Lazdinis M
Institutional frameworks for sustainability? A comparative analysis of the forest sectors of Russia and the Baltic states
1 1
2202 6 24 2009 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):371-376
Whiteman G; Forbes BC; Niemela J; Chapin FS
Bringing feedback and resilience of high-latitude ecosystems into the corporate boardroom
3 2
2203 5 65 2010 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):377-382
Forbes BC; Fresco N; Shvidenko A; Danell K; Chapin FS
Geographic variations in anthropogenic drivers that influence the vulnerability and resilience of social-ecological systems
2 2
2204 6 63 2015 2004 AUG [15] AMERICAN NATURALIST 164(2):255-266
van Nes EH; Scheffer M
Large species shifts triggered by small forces
0 0
2205 0 11 2064 2004 AUG 15 DESALINATION 165(1-3):23-30
Khalil EE
Water strategies and technological development in Egyptian coastal areas
0 0
2206 1 38 2083 2004 AUG [15] ECOLOGY LETTERS 7(8):615-622
Meir E; Andelman S; Possingham HP
Does conservation planning matter in a dynamic and uncertain world?
0 1
2207 3 41 2115 2004 AUG [15] FOOD POLICY 29(4):321-338
Niehof A
The significance of diversification for rural livelihood systems
0 0
2208 1 63 2152 2004 AUG [15] HYDROBIOLOGIA 524(1):145-156
Egertson CJ; Kopaska JA; Downing JA
A century of change in macrophyte abundance and composition in response to agricultural eutrophication
0 0
2209 1 43 2154 2004 AUG 15 HYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES 18(11):2183-2186
DeFries R; Eshleman NK
Land-use change and hydrologic processes: a major focus for the future
0 0
2210 4 44 2172 2004 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECOLOGY 41(4):599-603
Freckleton RP
The problems of prediction and scale in applied ecology: the example of fire as a management tool
0 0
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2211 5 66 2183 2004 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 72(1-2):73-89
Kok K
The role of population in understanding Honduran land use patterns
0 0
2212 2 22 2199 2004 AUG [15] LAND ECONOMICS 80(3):321-339
Gjertsen H; Barrett CB
Context-dependent biodiversity conservation management regimes: Theory and simulation
0 0
2213 5 196 2017 2004 SEP [15] ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 94(3):520-548
Blaikie PM; Muldavin JSS
Upstream, downstream, China, India: The politics of environment in the Himalayan region
0 0
2214 15 81 2018 2004 SEP [15] ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 94(3):549-564
Polsky C
Putting space and time in Ricardian climate change impact studies: Agriculture in the US Great Plains, 1969-1992
0 0
2215 0 32 2036 2004 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] BUILDING RESEARCH AND INFORMATION 32(5):379-390
Blong R
Residential building damage and natural perils: Australian examples and issues
0 2
2216 1 23 2037 2004 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] BUILDING RESEARCH AND INFORMATION 32(5):414-426
Schilderman T
Adapting traditional shelter for disaster mitigation and reconstruction: experiences with community-based approaches
0 1
2217 3 59 2038 2004 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] BUILDING RESEARCH AND INFORMATION 32(5):438-448
White RR
Managing and interpreting uncertainty for climate change risk
0 1
2218 0 48 2053 2004 SEP [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 66(1-2):49-66
OConnor TG; Kiker GA
Collapse of the Mapungubwe society: Vulnerability of pastoralism to increasing aridity
0 0
2219 7 31 2054 2004 SEP [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 66(1-2):89-107
Wassmann R; Hien NX; Hoanh CT; Tuong TP
Sea level rise affecting the Vietnamese Mekong Delta: Water elevation in the flood season and implications for rice production
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2220 0 18 2153 2004 SEP [15] HYDROBIOLOGIA 525(1-3):245-248
Dempster T; Sanchez-Jerez P; Bayle-Sempere J; Kingsford M
Extensive aggregations of wild fish at coastal sea-cage fish farms
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# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2221 3 30 2155 2004 SEP [15] IBIS 146:11-17
Knogge T; Schirmer M; Schuchardt B
Landscape-scale socio-economics of sea-level rise
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2222 5 312 2173 2004 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH 12(3):227-280
Sassaman KE
Complex hunter-gatherers in evolution and history: A North American perspective
0 0
2223 2 48 2198 2004 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] LAND DEGRADATION & DEVELOPMENT 15(5):451-470
Bradley D; Grainger A
Social resilience as a controlling influence on desertification in Senegal
0 0
2224 1 24 2209 2004 SEP [15] MARINE POLICY 28(5):393-409
Lewsey C; Cid G; Kruse E
Assessing climate change impacts on coastal infrastructure in the Eastern Caribbean
0 0
2225 3 78 2224 2004 SEP [15] OIKOS 106(3):627-636
Peters DPC; Herrick JE
Strategies for ecological extrapolation
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2226 4 100 2231 2004 SEP [15] POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY 23(7):863-889
Turner MD
Political ecology and the moral dimensions of "resource conflicts": the case of farmer-herder conflicts in the Sahel
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2227 2 26 2255 2004 SEP [15] SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES 17(8):679-699
Steelman TA; Kunkel GF
Effective community responses to wildfire threats: Lessons from New Mexico
0 0
2228 4 37 2247 2004 SEP 24 SCIENCE 305(5692):1926-1929
Rietkerk M; Dekker SC; de Ruiter PC; vandeKoppel J
Self-organized patchiness and catastrophic shifts in ecosystems
1 1
2229 6 73 2233 2004 SEP 28 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 101(39):13976-13981
Rindfuss RR; Walsh SJ; Turner BL; Fox J; Mishra V
Developing a science of land change: Challenges and methodological issues
0 0
2230 2 82 2075 2004 OCT 1 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 50(3-4):293-314
Ropke I
The early history of modem ecological economics
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2231 1 49 2058 2004 OCT-DEC [OCT 15] COASTAL MANAGEMENT 32(4):449-470
Hennecke WG; Greve CA; Cowell PJ; Thom BG
GIS-based coastal behavior modeling and simulation of potential land and property loss: Implications of sea-level rise at Collaroy/Narrabeen Beach, Sydney (Australia)
0 0
2232 1 65 2086 2004 OCT [15] ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING C-GOVERNMENT AND POLICY 22(5):651-666
Sherlock KL; Kirk EA; Reeves AD
Just the usual suspects? Partnerships and environmental regulation
0 0
2233 6 52 2121 2004 OCT [15] FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 2(8):419-426
Mayer AL; Thurston HW; Pawlowski CW
The multidisciplinary influence of common sustainability indices
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2234 8 56 2139 2004 OCT [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(3):201-218
Hitz S; Smith JB
Estimating global impacts from climate change
1 2
2235 0 29 2140 2004 OCT [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(3):219-228
Leemans R; Eickhout B
Another reason for concern: regional and global impacts on ecosystems for different levels of climate change
0 1
2236 10 72 2141 2004 OCT [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(3):229-244
Nicholls RJ; Lowe JA
Benefits of mitigation of climate change for coastal areas
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2237 11 64 2142 2004 OCT [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(3):259-272
Tol RSJ; Downing TE; Kuik OJ; Smith JB
Distributional aspects of climate change impacts
0 0
2238 1 41 2150 2004 FAL [OCT 15] HUMAN ORGANIZATION 63(3):289-300
Neves-Graca K
Revisiting the tragedy of the commons: Ecological dilemmas of whale watching in the Azores
0 0
2239 4 77 2201 2004 OCT [15] LAND USE POLICY 21(4):333-346
Bray DB; Ellis EA; Armijo-Canto N; Beck CT
The institutional drivers of sustainable landscapes: a case study of the 'Mayan Zone' in Quintana Roo, Mexico
0 0
2240 1 47 2246 2004 OCT [15] RISK ANALYSIS 24(5):1243-1248
Tal A; Linkov I
Role of comparative risk assessment in addressing environmental security in the Middle East
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2241 2 29 2256 2004 OCT [15] SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES 17(9):763-778
Capitini CA; Tissot BN; Carroll MS; Walsh WJ; Peck S
Competing perspectives in resource protection: The case of marine protected areas in west Hawai'i
0 0
2242 1 55 2259 2004 OCT [15] SYSTEMIC PRACTICE AND ACTION RESEARCH 17(5):511-534
Luckett S
Environmental paradigms, biodiversity conservation, and critical systems thinking
0 0
2243 3 75 2204 2004 OCT 30 LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING 69(4):369-384
Pickett STA; Cadenasso ML; Grove JM
Resilient cities: meaning, models, and metaphor for integrating the ecological, socio-economic, and planning realms
0 0
2244 0 27 2128 2004 NOV 13 GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS 31(21)
Danis PA; von Grafenstein U; Masson-Delmotte V; Planton S; Gerdeaux D; et al.
Vulnerability of two European lakes in response to future climatic changes
0 0
2245 2 24 2003 2004 NOV [15] AMBIO :2-10
Watson RT; Haeberli W
Environmental threats, mitigation strategies and high-mountain areas
0 0
2246 4 47 2028 2004 NOV [15] AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHER 35(3):243-258
Morrison TH; McDonald GT; Lane MB
Integrating natural resource management for better environmental outcomes
0 0
2247 1 48 2029 2004 NOV [15] AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHER 35(3):355-363
Aplin G; Batten P
Open-minded geographers: Their potential role in integrated adaptive environmental management
0 0
2248 4 43 2033 2004 NOV [15] BIOSYSTEMS 77(1-3):213-228
Fath BD; Jorgensen SE; Patten BC; Straskraba M
Ecosystem growth and development
0 0
2249 3 21 2039 2004 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 85(11):1727-+
Bales RC; Liverman DM; Morehouse BJ
Integrated assessment as a step toward reducing climate vulnerability in the Southwestern United States
0 0
2250 6 32 2055 2004 NOV [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 67(1):13-36
Jones RN
Incorporating agency into climate change risk assessments - An editorial comment
0 0
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2251 23 77 2056 2004 NOV [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 67(1):119-141
Bradshaw B; Dolan H; Smit B
Farm-level adaptation to climatic variability and change: Crop diversification in the Canadian prairies
0 0
2252 5 50 2122 2004 NOV [15] FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 2(9):467-474
Cook WM; Casagrande DG; Hope D; Groffman PM; Collins SL
Learning to roll with the punches: adaptive experimentation in human-dominated systems
0 0
2253 7 124 2130 2004 NOV [15] GLOBAL ECOLOGY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY 13(6):485-495
del Monte-Luna P; Brook BW; Zetina-Rejon MJ; Cruz-Escalona VH
The carrying capacity of ecosystems
0 0
2254 1 6 2248 2004 DEC 3 SCIENCE 306(5702):1686-1686
Oreskes N
Beyond the ivory tower - The scientific consensus on climate change
0 1
2255 1 20 1997 2004 DEC [15] AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 82(3):233-255
McCarthy N; Dutilly-Diane C; Drabo B
Cooperation, collective action and natural resources management in Burkina Faso
0 0
2256 3 57 2011 2004 DEC [15] AMBIO 33(8):513-519
Wells M; McShane TO
Integrating protected area management with local needs and aspirations
0 0
2257 1 46 2024 2004 DEC [15] ARCTIC 57(4):336-346
Brunner RD; Lynch AH; Pardikes JC; Cassano EN; Lestak LR; et al.
An Arctic disaster and its policy implications
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2258 19 104 2025 2004 DEC [15] ARCTIC 57(4):389-400
Ford JD; Smit B
A framework for assessing the vulnerability of communities in the Canadian arctic to risks associated with climate change
0 0
2259 3 50 2026 2004 DEC [15] ARCTIC 57(4):401-414
Berman M; Nicolson CR; Kofinas GP; Tetlichi J; Martin S
Adaptation and sustainability in a small Arctic community: Results of an agent-based simulation model
0 0
2260 12 65 2027 2004 DEC [15] ARCTIC 57(4):415-427
Robards M; Alessa L
Timescapes of community resilience and vulnerability in the circumpolar north
0 0
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2261 1 51 2040 2004 DEC [15] BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 85(12):1863-1870
Epstein PR; McCarthy JJ
Assessing climate stability
0 0
2262 0 170 2059 2004 DEC [15] COLLEGIUM ANTROPOLOGICUM 28(2):509-540
Garruto RM; Little MA; Weitz CA
Environmental stress and adaptational responses: Consequences for human health outcomes
0 0
2263 2 61 2068 2004 DEC [15] DISASTERS 28(4):353-372
Howe P; Devereux S
Famine intensity and magnitude scales: A proposal for an instrumental definition of famine
0 0
2264 1 40 2069 2004 DEC [15] DISASTERS 28(4):373-387
Thomalla F; Schmuck H
'We all knew that a cyclone was coming': Disaster preparedness and the cyclone of 1999 in Orissa, India
0 0
2265 2 88 2076 2004 DEC [15] ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS 4(4):287-304
Hezri AA; Hasan MN
Management framework for sustainable development indicators in the State of Selangor, Malaysia
0 0
2266 4 115 2085 2004 DEC [15] ENVIRONMENT 46(10):32-46
Moser SC; Dilling L
Making climate hot - Communicating the urgency and challenge of global climate change
0 0
2267 5 58 2097 2004 DEC [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 34(6):768-785
Garcia-Romero A; Oropeza-Orozco O; Galicia-Sarmiento L
Land-use systems and resilience of tropical rain forests in the Tehuantepec Isthmus, Mexico
0 0
2268 5 47 2143 2004 DEC [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(4):303-313
OBrien KL; Leichenko RM; Kelkar U; Venema H; Aandahl G; et al.
Mapping vulnerability to multiple stressors: climate change and globalization in India
0 0
2269 2 27 2144 2004 DEC [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(4):325-336
Demeritt D; Langdon D
The UK Climate Change Programme and communication with local authorities
0 0
2270 1 39 2145 2004 DEC [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(4):345-360
Rosenzweig C; Strzepek KM; Major DC; Iglesias A; Yates DN; et al.
Water resources for agriculture in a changing climate: international case studies
0 0
# LCR NCR Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors LCS GCS
2271 0 17 2146 2004 DEC [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(4):361-365
Bogardi JJ
Hazards, risks and vulnerabilities in a changing environment: the unexpected onslaught on human security?
0 0
2272 2 42 2194 2004 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF VEGETATION SCIENCE 15(6):757-762
Guo QF
Slow recovery in desert perennial vegetation following prolonged human disturbance
0 0
2273 3 36 2260 2004 DEC [15] THEORETICAL AND APPLIED CLIMATOLOGY 79(3-4):133-149
Alexandrov VA; Schneider M; Koleva E; Moisselin JM
Climate variability and change in Bulgaria during the 20th century
0 0
2274 1 10 2249 2004 DEC 24 SCIENCE 306(5705):2197-2198
Mastin M
Ecological versus climatic thresholds
0 0
2275 3 28 2275 2005 JAN [15] AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 83(1):27-48
Kaine GW; Tozer PR
Stability, resilience and sustainability in pasture-based grazing systems
0 0
2276 3 28 2279 2005 JAN [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 68(1-2):113-133
Gibbons JM; Ramsden SJ
Robustness of recommended farm plans in England under climate change: A Monte Carlo simulation
0 0
2277 3 73 2283 2005 JAN 15 LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING 70(1-2):69-83
O'Rourke E
Socio-natural interaction and landscape dynamics in the Burren, Ireland
0 0
2278 1 14 2284 2005 JAN 15 PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES A-MATHEMATICAL PHYSICAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCES 363(1826):49-54
Conway D; Allison EH; Felstead R; Goulden M
Rainfall variability in East Africa: implications for natural resources management and livelihoods
0 1
2279 3 40 2281 2005 FEB [15] FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 3(1):4-11
Palmer MA; Bernhardt ES; Chornesky EA; Collins SL; Dobson AP; et al.
Ecological science and sustainability for the 21st century
0 0
2280 3 44 2286 2005 FEB [15] TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 20(2):88-95
Pascual M; Guichard F
Criticality and disturbance in spatial ecological systems
0 0
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2281 2 162 2276 2005 MAR [15] ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 95(1):80-111
Butzer KW; Helgren DM
Livestock, land cover, and environmental history: The tablelands of New South Wales, Australia, 1820-1920
0 0
2282 0 43 2277 2005 APR [15] BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION 122(4):547-558
Sodhi NS; Koh LP; Prawiradilaga DM; Tinulele I; Putra DD; et al.
Land use and conservation value for forest birds in Central Sulawesi (Indonesia)
0 0
2283 5 73 2280 2005 APR [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING & SOFTWARE 20(4):469-483
Cowie GM; Borrett SR
Institutional perspectives on participation and information in water management
0 0
2284 1 63 2278 2005 MAY [15] BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION 123(2):237-248
Tisdell C; Wilson C; Nantha HS
Policies for saving a rare Australian glider: economics and ecology
0 0
2285 5 18 2282 2005 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION 13(5):455-467
Cabezas H; Pawlowski CW; Mayer AL; Hoagland NT
Sustainable systems theory: ecological and other aspects
0 0
2286 1 60 2285 2005 [JUN 30] QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL 132:107-115
Orquera LA
Mid-Holocene littoral adaptation at the southern end of South America
0 0

#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
2101	4	35	2208 2004 MAY [15] MARINE POLICY 28(3):271-281 Lobe K; Berkes F The padu system of community-based fisheries management: change and local institutional innovation in south India	0	0
2102	4	91	2215 2004 MAY [15] NATURAL HAZARDS 32(1):89-110 Fothergill A; Peek LA Poverty and disasters in the United States: A review of recent sociological findings	0	0
2103	3	21	2236 2004 MAY [15] PROFESSIONAL GEOGRAPHER 56(2):213-222 Beller-Simms N Planning for El Nino: The stages of natural hazard mitigation and preparation	0	0
2104	7	123	2243 2004 MAY 15 REMOTE SENSING OF ENVIRONMENT 91(1):47-67 Wessels KJ; Prince SD; Frost PE; van Zyl D Assessing the effects of human-induced land degradation in the former homelands of northern South Africa with a 1 km AVHRR NDVI time-series	0	0
2105	5	22	2073 2004 JUN 1 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 49(2):119-128 Perrings C; Walker BH Conservation in the optimal use of rangelands	0	0
2106	2	44	1996 2004 JUN [15] ADVANCES IN WATER RESOURCES 27(6):631-642 Labat D; Godderis Y; Probst JL; Guyot JL Evidence for global runoff increase related to climate warming	0	1
2107	1	74	2012 2004 JUN [15] AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 106(2):322-333 Bandy MS Fissioning, scalar stress, and social evolution in early village societies	0	0
2108	4	48	2023 2004 JUN [15] ARCTIC 57(2):204-212 Duerden F Translating climate change impacts at the community level	0	0
2109	3	41	2031 2004 JUN [15] BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION 13(6):1153-1173 Ladio AH; Lozada M Patterns of use and knowledge of wild edible plants in distinct ecological environments: a case study of a Mapuche community from northwestern Patagonia	0	0
2110	2	34	2051 2004 JUN [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 64(3):289-315 Antle JM; Capalbo SM; Elliott ET; Paustian KH Adaptation, spatial heterogeneity, and the vulnerability of agricultural systems to climate change and CO2 fertilization: An integrated assessment approach	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
2111	12	46	2061 2004 JUN [15] CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 18(3):621-630 Berkes F Rethinking community-based conservation	0	0
2112	1	85	2071 2004 JUN [15] ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS 14(3):730-742 Pereira HM; Daily GC; Roughgarden J A framework for assessing the relative vulnerability of species to land-use change	0	0
2113	12	121	2093 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 33(6):799-820 Holmlund CM; Hammer M Effects of fish stocking on ecosystem services: An overview and case study using the Stockholm archipelago	0	0
2114	2	79	2094 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 33(6):876-885 Plummer R; Fitzgibbon J Co-management of natural resources: A proposed framework	0	0
2115	3	17	2098 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):1-7 Bradley MP; Smith E Using science to assess environmental vulnerabilities	0	3
2116	0	17	2099 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):101-113 Schaberg RH; Abt RC Vulnerability of Mid-Atlantic forested watersheds to timber harvest disturbance	0	0
2117	1	30	2100 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):129-146 Claggett PR; Jantz CA; Goetz SJ; Bisland C Assessing development pressure in the Chesapeake Bay watershed: An evaluation of two land-use change models	1	1
2118	1	17	2101 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):179-191 Beratan KK; Kabala SJ; Loveless SM; Martin PJS; Spyke NP Sustainability indicators as a communicative tool: Building bridges in Pennsylvania	0	0
2119	1	39	2102 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):231-248 Jackson LE; Bird SL; Matheny RW; O'Neill RV; White D; et al. A regional approach to projecting land-use change and resulting ecological vulnerability	3	3
2120	2	21	2103 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):249-261 Locantore NW; Tran LT; O'Neill RV; Mckinnis PW; Smith ER; et al. An overview of data integration methods for regional assessment	2	2
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2121	3	36	2104 2004 JUN [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT 94(1-3):263-277 Tran LT; Knight CG; O'Neill RV; Smith ER Integrated environmental assessment of the Mid-Atlantic Region with analytical network process	0	0
2122	1	86	2114 2004 JUN [15] FISH AND FISHERIES 5(2):153-167 Salas S; Gaertner D The behavioural dynamics of fishers: management implications	0	0
2123	1	52	2120 2004 JUN [15] FOREST POLICY AND ECONOMICS 6(3-4):205-213 Wang S One hundred faces of sustainable forest management	0	1
2124	1	38	2123 2004 JUN [15] FUTURES 36(5):549-564 Uggla Y Risk and safety analysis in long-term perspective	0	0
2125	0	14	2169 2004 JUN [15] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND WORLD ECOLOGY 11(2):169-180 Fang YP; Chen GJ Approaches to the environmental management of disasters in mountainous areas of China	0	0
2126	2	44	2180 2004 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 40(5):120-142 McCarthy N; Vanderlinden JP Resource management under climatic risk: A case study from Niger	0	0
2127	6	127	2182 2004 JUN [15] JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 71(2):179-191 Smit GN An approach to tree thinning to structure southern African savannas for long-term restoration from bush encroachment	0	0
2128	1	62	2195 2004 JUN [15] LANCET INFECTIOUS DISEASES 4(6):368-375 Bates L; Fenton C; Gruber J; Lalloo D; Lara AM; et al. Vulnerability to malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV/AIDS infection and disease. Part II: determinants operating at environmental and institutional level	0	0
2129	3	63	2203 2004 JUN 15 LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING 68(4):403-427 Lofvenhaft K; Runborg S; Sjogren-Gulve P Biotope patterns and amphibian distribution as assessment tools in urban landscape planning	0	0
2130	2	21	2210 2004 JUN [15] MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER MODELLING 39(11-12):1243-1259 Berezansky L; Braverman E; Idels L Delay differential logistic equations with harvesting	0	0
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2131	11	76	2219 2004 JUN 24 NATURE 429(6994):827-833 Bellwood DR; Hughes TP; Folke C; Nystrom M Confronting the coral reef crisis	1	0
2132	10	70	2119 2004 JUN 28 FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 195(1-2):165-176 Dorren LKA; Berger F; Imeson AC; Maier B; Rey F Integrity, stability and management of protection forests in the European Alps	0	0
2133	32	122	2020 2004 [JUN 30] ANNUAL REVIEW OF ECOLOGY EVOLUTION AND SYSTEMATICS 35:557-581 Folke C; Carpenter SR; Walker BH; Scheffer M; Elmqvist T; et al. Regime shifts, resilience, and biodiversity in ecosystem management	0	0
2134	5	21	2042 2004 [JUN 30] CLIMATE POLICY 4(1):25-43 Huq S; Reid H; Konate M; Rahman A; Sokona Y; et al. Mainstreaming adaptation to climate change in Least Developed Countries (LDCs)	0	0
2135	1	10	2043 2004 [JUN 30] CLIMATE POLICY 4(1):81-90 Kundzewicz ZW; Schellnhuber HJ; Svirejeva-Hopkins A From Kyoto via Moscow to nowhere?	0	0
2136	21	126	2044 2004 [JUN 30] CLIMATE POLICY 4(2):107-128 Dessai S; Hulme M Does climate adaptation policy need probabilities?	0	0
2137	2	308	2062 2004 [JUN 30] CRITICAL REVIEWS IN PLANT SCIENCES 23(2):175-193 Welbaum GE; Sturz AV; Dong ZM; Nowak J Managing soil microorganisms to improve productivity of agro-ecosystems	0	0
2138	4	23	2105 2004 [JUN 30] ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY 7(1):69-75 Courtois P The status of integrated assessment in climatic policy making - An overview of inconsistencies underlying response functions	0	0
2139	1	57	2106 2004 [JUN 30] ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY 7(3):195-204 Viguier LL A proposal to increase developing country participation in international climate policy	0	0
2140	6	118	2107 2004 [JUN 30] ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY 7(5):385-403 Sarewitz D How science makes environmental controversies worse	1	3
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2141	1	29	2108 2004 [JUN 30] ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY 7(6):487-498 Aggarwal PK; Joshi PK; Ingram JSI; Gupta RK Adapting food systems of the Indo-Gangetic plains to global environmental change: key information needs to improve policy formulation	0	0
2142	1	8	2149 2004 [JUN 30] HOUILLE BLANCHE-REVUE INTERNATIONALE DE L EAU (6):114-119 Ruin I; Lutoff C Flash-flood vulnerability and population's mobility in crisis period	0	0
2143	0	30	2176 2004 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION 12(8-10):1047-1057 Kituyi E Towards sustainable production and use of charcoal in Kenya: exploring the potential in life cycle management approach	0	0
2144	1	26	2184 2004 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES-CHINA 16(5):765-769 Ouyang ZY; Zhao TQ; Wang RS; Soderlund L; Zhang QX Scenario simulation of water security in China	0	0
2145	0	13	2192 2004 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE 24(1):5-25 Lopez MV; Mendoza TC; Genio ER Farmers' adaptive strategies in rice-based farming systems in Masantol, Pampanga, Philippines	0	0
2146	0	25	2206 2004 [JUN 30] MARINE AND FRESHWATER RESEARCH 55(1):67-78 Webster IT; Harris GP Anthropogenic impacts on the ecosystems of coastal lagoons: modelling fundamental biogeochemical processes and management implications	0	1
2147	0	47	2207 2004 [JUN 30] MARINE ECOLOGY-PROGRESS SERIES 275:1-10 Widdicombe S; Austen MC; Kendall MA; Olsgard F; Schaanning MT; et al. Importance of bioturbators for biodiversity maintenance: indirect effects of fishing disturbance	0	0
2148	1	43	2221 2004 [JUN 30] OCEAN & COASTAL MANAGEMENT 47(3-4):95-122 Buck BH; Krause G; Rosenthal H Extensive open ocean aquaculture development within wind farms in Germany: the prospect of offshore co-management and legal constraints	0	0
2149	4	82	2222 2004 [JUN 30] OCEAN & COASTAL MANAGEMENT 47(7-8):361-387 de la Torre-Castro M; Ronnback P Links between humans and seagrasses - an example from tropical East Africa	0	0
2150	1	108	2229 2004 [JUN 30] PHILOSOPHY TODAY 48(5):67-83 Sarewitz D; Foladori G; Invernizzi N; Garfinkel MS Science policy in its social context	0	0
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2151	7	37	2230 2004 [JUN 30] PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF THE EARTH 29(15-18):1109-1118 Rockstrom J; Folke C; Gordon L; Hatibu N; Jewitt G; et al. A watershed approach to upgrade rainfed agriculture in water scarce regions through Water System Innovations: an integrated research initiative on water for food and rural livelihoods in balance with ecosystem functions	0	0
2152	2	267	2237 2004 [JUN 30] PROGRESS IN ENERGY AND COMBUSTION SCIENCE 30(4):417-475 Nakata T Energy-economic models and the environment	0	0
2153	4	50	2238 2004 [JUN 30] PROGRESS IN OCEANOGRAPHY 60(2-4):135-141 Steele JH Regime shifts in the ocean: reconciling observations and theory	0	0
2154	6	47	2239 2004 [JUN 30] PROGRESS IN OCEANOGRAPHY 60(2-4):281-302 Collie JS; Richardson K; Steele JH Regime shifts: can ecological theory illuminate the mechanisms?	0	0
2155	1	75	2240 2004 [JUN 30] QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL 118-19:165-179 Haberle SG; David B Climates of change: human dimensions of Holocene environmental change in low latitudes of the PEPII transect	0	0
2156	10	192	2241 2004 [JUN 30] QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL 118-19:181-203 Sidle RC; Taylor D; Lu XX; Adger WN; Lowe DJ; et al. Interactions of natural hazards and society in Austral-Asia: evidence in past and recent records	0	0
2157	0	49	2242 2004 [JUN 30] QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL 123-25:1-6 Yasuda Y; Catto N Environmental variability and human adaptation since the last glacial period: A volume dedicated to J.F.W. Negendank: A contribution of the Asian Lake Drilling Programme (ALDP)	0	0
2158	0	6	2257 2004 [JUN 30] SOLAR ENERGY 76(1-3):9-17 Sims REH Renewable energy: a response to climate change	0	1
2159	2	29	2264 2004 [JUN 30] URBAN BIOSPHERE AND SOCIETY: PARTNERSHIP OF CITIES 1023:105-124 Solecki WD; Rosenzweig C Biodiversity, biosphere reserves, and the big apple - A study of the New York Metropolitan Region	0	1
2160	4	44	2265 2004 [JUN 30] URBAN BIOSPHERE AND SOCIETY: PARTNERSHIP OF CITIES 1023:308-322 Elmqvist T; Colding J; Barthel S; Borgstrom S; Duit A; et al. The dynamics of social-ecological systems in urban landscapes - Stockholm and the National Urban Park, Sweden	0	1
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2161	0	17	2270 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):8-16 Wilderer PA Applying sustainable water management concepts in rural and urban areas: some thoughts about reasons, means and needs	0	0
2162	0	0	2271 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):129-132 Cosgrove W; Connor R; Kuylenstierna J Workshop 3 (synthesis): climate variability, water systems and management options	0	0
2163	1	3	2272 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):141-146 Kashyap A Water governance: learning by developing adaptive capacity to incorporate climate variability and change	0	0
2164	0	0	2273 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):147-149 Rahman A; Bjorklund G Workshop 4 (synthesis): securing food production under climate variability - exploring the options	0	0
2165	0	14	2274 2004 [JUN 30] WATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 49(7):151-156 Rockstrom J Making the best of climatic variability: options for upgrading rainfed farming in water scarce regions	0	0
2166	2	67	2074 2004 JUL 1 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 49(3):361-373 Glaser M; Diele K Asymmetric outcomes: assessing central aspects of the biological, economic and social sustainability of a mangrove crab fishery, Ucides cordatus (Ocypodidae), in North Brazil	0	0
2167	3	75	2082 2004 JUL 1 ECOLOGICAL MODELLING 175(2):121-136 Patterson T; Gulden T; Cousins K; Kraev E Integrating environmental, social and economic systems: a dynamic model of tourism in Dominica	0	0
2168	3	69	2000 2004 SUM-FAL [JUL 15] AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES 21(2-3):157-169 Kawamura H Symbolic and political ecology among contemporary Nez Perce Indians in Idaho, USA: Functions and meanings of hunting, fishing, and gathering practices	0	0
2169	0	27	2001 2004 SUM-FAL [JUL 15] AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES 21(2-3):243-254 Siemens AH Modeling the tropical wetland landscape and adaptations	0	0
2170	0	24	2021 2004 SUM [JUL 15] ANTHROPOLOGY AND ARCHEOLOGY OF EURASIA 43(1):8-45 VoroB'Ev D Subsistence and adaptive strategies among the Evenki in the late twentieth century	0	0
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2171	4	59	2052 2004 JUL [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 65(1-2):73-101 Ziervogel G; Downing TE Stakeholder networks: Improving seasonal climate forecasts	0	0
2172	1	144	2087 2004 JUL [15] ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL 30(5):721-739 Pennington DW; Potting J; Finnveden G; Lindeijer E; Jolliet O; et al. Life cycle assessment Part 2: Current impact assessment practice	0	4
2173	11	79	2095 2004 JUL [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 34(1):38-51 Bestelmeyer BT; Herrick JE; Brown JR; Trujillo DA; Havstad KM Land management in the American Southwest: A state-and-transition approach to ecosystem complexity	0	0
2174	17	87	2096 2004 JUL [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 34(1):75-90 Olsson P; Folke C; Berkes F Adaptive comanagement for building resilience in social-ecological systems	1	0
2175	3	46	2112 2004 JUL-SEP [JUL 15] FAMILY & COMMUNITY HEALTH 27(3):204-217 Moore S; Daniel M; Linnan L; Campbell M; Benedict S; et al. After hurricane floyd passed - Investigating the social determinants of disaster preparedness and recovery	0	0
2176	3	54	2125 2004 JUL [15] GEOFORUM 35(4):489-505 Frayne B Migration and urban survival strategies in Windhoek, Namibia	0	0
2177	2	48	2135 2004 JUL [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(2):105-123 Gaffin SR; Rosenzweig C; Xing XS; Yetman G Downscaling and geo-spatial gridding of socio-economic projections from the IPCC Special Report on Emissions Scenarios (SRES)	0	0
2178	6	68	2136 2004 JUL [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(2):125-136 Boykoff MT; Boykoff JM Balance as bias: global warming and the US prestige press	1	2
2179	2	49	2137 2004 JUL [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(2):137-146 Swart RJ; Raskin P; Robinson JB The problem of the future: sustainability science and scenario analysis	0	0
2180	1	21	2138 2004 JUL [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(2):147-160 Aaheim A; Schjolden A An approach to utilise climate change impacts studies in national assessments	0	0
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2181	2	14	2148 2004 JUL-SEP [JUL 15] HORTTECHNOLOGY 14(3):442-448 Sandrock DR; William RD; Azarenko AN Group-based onsite active learning (GOAL): Technique for investigating nitrogen management in container nurseries	0	0
2182	0	5	2157 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):11-+ Pachauri RK Climate change and its implications for development: The role of IPCC assessments	0	0
2183	1	9	2158 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):15-+ Huq S; Reid H Mainstreaming adaptation in development	0	0
2184	2	28	2159 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):22-+ Devereux S; Edwards J Climate change and food security	0	0
2185	0	8	2160 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):31-+ Burton I; May E The adaptation deficit in water resource management	0	0
2186	0	16	2161 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):42-+ Denton F Gender and climate change: Giving the "Latecomer" a head start	0	0
2187	1	16	2162 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):50-+ Agrawala S Adaptation, development assistance and planning: Challenges and opportunities	0	0
2188	0	19	2163 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):76-+ Leach G; Leach M Carbonising forest landscapes? Linking climate change mitigation and rural livelihoods	0	0
2189	0	17	2164 2004 JUL [15] IDS BULLETIN-INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 35(3):120-+ Newell P Climate change and development: A tale of two crises	0	0
2190	5	26	2166 2004 JUL [15] INTERCIENCIA 29(7):362-+ Seixas C; Troutt E Socio-economic and ecological feedpacks in lagoon fisheries: Management principles for a co-evolutionary setting	0	0
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2191	1	48	2179 2004 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY 32(4):439-451 Kimhi S; Shamai M Community resilience and the impact of stress: Adult response to Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon	0	0
2192	0	27	2189 2004 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF RISK AND UNCERTAINTY 29(1):53-73 Ulph A Stable international environmental agreements with a stock pollutant, uncertainty and learning	0	0
2193	0		2190 2004 JUL [15] JOURNAL OF SOCIAL POLICY 33:519-521 Daniel B Resilience and vulnerability	0	0
2194	2	45	2197 2004 JUL-AUG [JUL 15] LAND DEGRADATION & DEVELOPMENT 15(4):397-409 Keys E Commercial agriculture as creative destruction or destructive creation: A case study of chili cultivation and plant-pest disease in the southern Yucatan region	0	0
2195	10	116	2200 2004 JUL [15] LAND USE POLICY 21(3):199-213 Haberl H; Fischer-Kowalski M; Krausmann F; Weisz H; Winiwarter V Progress towards sustainability? What the conceptual framework of material and energy flow accounting (MEFA) can offer	0	0
2196	1	41	2250 2004 JUL [15] SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ETHICS 10(3):437-455 Ascher W Scientific information and uncertainty: Challenges for the use of science in policymaking	0	0
2197	2	28	2254 2004 JUL [15] SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES 17(6):509-516 McCaffrey S Thinking of wildfire as a natural hazard	0	0
2198	1	13	2220 2004 AUG 12 NATURE 430(7001):741-741 Baker AC; Starger CJ; McClanahan TR; Glynn PW Corals' adaptive response to climate change	0	3
2199	9	59	2006 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):344-349 Chapin FS; Peterson GD; Berkes F; Callaghan TV; Angelstam P; et al. Resilience and vulnerability of northern regions to social and environmental change	3	3
2200	17	75	2007 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):350-355 Elmqvist T; Berkes F; Folke C; Angelstam P; Crepin AS; et al. The dynamics of ecosystems, biodiversity management and social institutions at high northern latitudes	1	1
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2201	6	62	2008 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):366-370 Carlsson L; Lazdinis M Institutional frameworks for sustainability? A comparative analysis of the forest sectors of Russia and the Baltic states	1	1
2202	6	24	2009 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):371-376 Whiteman G; Forbes BC; Niemela J; Chapin FS Bringing feedback and resilience of high-latitude ecosystems into the corporate boardroom	3	2
2203	5	65	2010 2004 AUG [15] AMBIO 33(6):377-382 Forbes BC; Fresco N; Shvidenko A; Danell K; Chapin FS Geographic variations in anthropogenic drivers that influence the vulnerability and resilience of social-ecological systems	2	2
2204	6	63	2015 2004 AUG [15] AMERICAN NATURALIST 164(2):255-266 van Nes EH; Scheffer M Large species shifts triggered by small forces	0	0
2205	0	11	2064 2004 AUG 15 DESALINATION 165(1-3):23-30 Khalil EE Water strategies and technological development in Egyptian coastal areas	0	0
2206	1	38	2083 2004 AUG [15] ECOLOGY LETTERS 7(8):615-622 Meir E; Andelman S; Possingham HP Does conservation planning matter in a dynamic and uncertain world?	0	1
2207	3	41	2115 2004 AUG [15] FOOD POLICY 29(4):321-338 Niehof A The significance of diversification for rural livelihood systems	0	0
2208	1	63	2152 2004 AUG [15] HYDROBIOLOGIA 524(1):145-156 Egertson CJ; Kopaska JA; Downing JA A century of change in macrophyte abundance and composition in response to agricultural eutrophication	0	0
2209	1	43	2154 2004 AUG 15 HYDROLOGICAL PROCESSES 18(11):2183-2186 DeFries R; Eshleman NK Land-use change and hydrologic processes: a major focus for the future	0	0
2210	4	44	2172 2004 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECOLOGY 41(4):599-603 Freckleton RP The problems of prediction and scale in applied ecology: the example of fire as a management tool	0	0
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2211	5	66	2183 2004 AUG [15] JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 72(1-2):73-89 Kok K The role of population in understanding Honduran land use patterns	0	0
2212	2	22	2199 2004 AUG [15] LAND ECONOMICS 80(3):321-339 Gjertsen H; Barrett CB Context-dependent biodiversity conservation management regimes: Theory and simulation	0	0
2213	5	196	2017 2004 SEP [15] ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 94(3):520-548 Blaikie PM; Muldavin JSS Upstream, downstream, China, India: The politics of environment in the Himalayan region	0	0
2214	15	81	2018 2004 SEP [15] ANNALS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEOGRAPHERS 94(3):549-564 Polsky C Putting space and time in Ricardian climate change impact studies: Agriculture in the US Great Plains, 1969-1992	0	0
2215	0	32	2036 2004 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] BUILDING RESEARCH AND INFORMATION 32(5):379-390 Blong R Residential building damage and natural perils: Australian examples and issues	0	2
2216	1	23	2037 2004 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] BUILDING RESEARCH AND INFORMATION 32(5):414-426 Schilderman T Adapting traditional shelter for disaster mitigation and reconstruction: experiences with community-based approaches	0	1
2217	3	59	2038 2004 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] BUILDING RESEARCH AND INFORMATION 32(5):438-448 White RR Managing and interpreting uncertainty for climate change risk	0	1
2218	0	48	2053 2004 SEP [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 66(1-2):49-66 OConnor TG; Kiker GA Collapse of the Mapungubwe society: Vulnerability of pastoralism to increasing aridity	0	0
2219	7	31	2054 2004 SEP [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 66(1-2):89-107 Wassmann R; Hien NX; Hoanh CT; Tuong TP Sea level rise affecting the Vietnamese Mekong Delta: Water elevation in the flood season and implications for rice production	0	0
2220	0	18	2153 2004 SEP [15] HYDROBIOLOGIA 525(1-3):245-248 Dempster T; Sanchez-Jerez P; Bayle-Sempere J; Kingsford M Extensive aggregations of wild fish at coastal sea-cage fish farms	0	0
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2221	3	30	2155 2004 SEP [15] IBIS 146:11-17 Knogge T; Schirmer M; Schuchardt B Landscape-scale socio-economics of sea-level rise	0	0
2222	5	312	2173 2004 SEP [15] JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH 12(3):227-280 Sassaman KE Complex hunter-gatherers in evolution and history: A North American perspective	0	0
2223	2	48	2198 2004 SEP-OCT [SEP 15] LAND DEGRADATION & DEVELOPMENT 15(5):451-470 Bradley D; Grainger A Social resilience as a controlling influence on desertification in Senegal	0	0
2224	1	24	2209 2004 SEP [15] MARINE POLICY 28(5):393-409 Lewsey C; Cid G; Kruse E Assessing climate change impacts on coastal infrastructure in the Eastern Caribbean	0	0
2225	3	78	2224 2004 SEP [15] OIKOS 106(3):627-636 Peters DPC; Herrick JE Strategies for ecological extrapolation	0	0
2226	4	100	2231 2004 SEP [15] POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY 23(7):863-889 Turner MD Political ecology and the moral dimensions of "resource conflicts": the case of farmer-herder conflicts in the Sahel	0	0
2227	2	26	2255 2004 SEP [15] SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES 17(8):679-699 Steelman TA; Kunkel GF Effective community responses to wildfire threats: Lessons from New Mexico	0	0
2228	4	37	2247 2004 SEP 24 SCIENCE 305(5692):1926-1929 Rietkerk M; Dekker SC; de Ruiter PC; vandeKoppel J Self-organized patchiness and catastrophic shifts in ecosystems	1	1
2229	6	73	2233 2004 SEP 28 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 101(39):13976-13981 Rindfuss RR; Walsh SJ; Turner BL; Fox J; Mishra V Developing a science of land change: Challenges and methodological issues	0	0
2230	2	82	2075 2004 OCT 1 ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS 50(3-4):293-314 Ropke I The early history of modem ecological economics	0	0
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2231	1	49	2058 2004 OCT-DEC [OCT 15] COASTAL MANAGEMENT 32(4):449-470 Hennecke WG; Greve CA; Cowell PJ; Thom BG GIS-based coastal behavior modeling and simulation of potential land and property loss: Implications of sea-level rise at Collaroy/Narrabeen Beach, Sydney (Australia)	0	0
2232	1	65	2086 2004 OCT [15] ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING C-GOVERNMENT AND POLICY 22(5):651-666 Sherlock KL; Kirk EA; Reeves AD Just the usual suspects? Partnerships and environmental regulation	0	0
2233	6	52	2121 2004 OCT [15] FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 2(8):419-426 Mayer AL; Thurston HW; Pawlowski CW The multidisciplinary influence of common sustainability indices	0	0
2234	8	56	2139 2004 OCT [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(3):201-218 Hitz S; Smith JB Estimating global impacts from climate change	1	2
2235	0	29	2140 2004 OCT [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(3):219-228 Leemans R; Eickhout B Another reason for concern: regional and global impacts on ecosystems for different levels of climate change	0	1
2236	10	72	2141 2004 OCT [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(3):229-244 Nicholls RJ; Lowe JA Benefits of mitigation of climate change for coastal areas	0	0
2237	11	64	2142 2004 OCT [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(3):259-272 Tol RSJ; Downing TE; Kuik OJ; Smith JB Distributional aspects of climate change impacts	0	0
2238	1	41	2150 2004 FAL [OCT 15] HUMAN ORGANIZATION 63(3):289-300 Neves-Graca K Revisiting the tragedy of the commons: Ecological dilemmas of whale watching in the Azores	0	0
2239	4	77	2201 2004 OCT [15] LAND USE POLICY 21(4):333-346 Bray DB; Ellis EA; Armijo-Canto N; Beck CT The institutional drivers of sustainable landscapes: a case study of the 'Mayan Zone' in Quintana Roo, Mexico	0	0
2240	1	47	2246 2004 OCT [15] RISK ANALYSIS 24(5):1243-1248 Tal A; Linkov I Role of comparative risk assessment in addressing environmental security in the Middle East	0	0
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2241	2	29	2256 2004 OCT [15] SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES 17(9):763-778 Capitini CA; Tissot BN; Carroll MS; Walsh WJ; Peck S Competing perspectives in resource protection: The case of marine protected areas in west Hawai'i	0	0
2242	1	55	2259 2004 OCT [15] SYSTEMIC PRACTICE AND ACTION RESEARCH 17(5):511-534 Luckett S Environmental paradigms, biodiversity conservation, and critical systems thinking	0	0
2243	3	75	2204 2004 OCT 30 LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING 69(4):369-384 Pickett STA; Cadenasso ML; Grove JM Resilient cities: meaning, models, and metaphor for integrating the ecological, socio-economic, and planning realms	0	0
2244	0	27	2128 2004 NOV 13 GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS 31(21) Danis PA; von Grafenstein U; Masson-Delmotte V; Planton S; Gerdeaux D; et al. Vulnerability of two European lakes in response to future climatic changes	0	0
2245	2	24	2003 2004 NOV [15] AMBIO :2-10 Watson RT; Haeberli W Environmental threats, mitigation strategies and high-mountain areas	0	0
2246	4	47	2028 2004 NOV [15] AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHER 35(3):243-258 Morrison TH; McDonald GT; Lane MB Integrating natural resource management for better environmental outcomes	0	0
2247	1	48	2029 2004 NOV [15] AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHER 35(3):355-363 Aplin G; Batten P Open-minded geographers: Their potential role in integrated adaptive environmental management	0	0
2248	4	43	2033 2004 NOV [15] BIOSYSTEMS 77(1-3):213-228 Fath BD; Jorgensen SE; Patten BC; Straskraba M Ecosystem growth and development	0	0
2249	3	21	2039 2004 NOV [15] BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 85(11):1727-+ Bales RC; Liverman DM; Morehouse BJ Integrated assessment as a step toward reducing climate vulnerability in the Southwestern United States	0	0
2250	6	32	2055 2004 NOV [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 67(1):13-36 Jones RN Incorporating agency into climate change risk assessments - An editorial comment	0	0
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2251	23	77	2056 2004 NOV [15] CLIMATIC CHANGE 67(1):119-141 Bradshaw B; Dolan H; Smit B Farm-level adaptation to climatic variability and change: Crop diversification in the Canadian prairies	0	0
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2253	7	124	2130 2004 NOV [15] GLOBAL ECOLOGY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY 13(6):485-495 del Monte-Luna P; Brook BW; Zetina-Rejon MJ; Cruz-Escalona VH The carrying capacity of ecosystems	0	0
2254	1	6	2248 2004 DEC 3 SCIENCE 306(5702):1686-1686 Oreskes N Beyond the ivory tower - The scientific consensus on climate change	0	1
2255	1	20	1997 2004 DEC [15] AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 82(3):233-255 McCarthy N; Dutilly-Diane C; Drabo B Cooperation, collective action and natural resources management in Burkina Faso	0	0
2256	3	57	2011 2004 DEC [15] AMBIO 33(8):513-519 Wells M; McShane TO Integrating protected area management with local needs and aspirations	0	0
2257	1	46	2024 2004 DEC [15] ARCTIC 57(4):336-346 Brunner RD; Lynch AH; Pardikes JC; Cassano EN; Lestak LR; et al. An Arctic disaster and its policy implications	0	0
2258	19	104	2025 2004 DEC [15] ARCTIC 57(4):389-400 Ford JD; Smit B A framework for assessing the vulnerability of communities in the Canadian arctic to risks associated with climate change	0	0
2259	3	50	2026 2004 DEC [15] ARCTIC 57(4):401-414 Berman M; Nicolson CR; Kofinas GP; Tetlichi J; Martin S Adaptation and sustainability in a small Arctic community: Results of an agent-based simulation model	0	0
2260	12	65	2027 2004 DEC [15] ARCTIC 57(4):415-427 Robards M; Alessa L Timescapes of community resilience and vulnerability in the circumpolar north	0	0
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2261	1	51	2040 2004 DEC [15] BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 85(12):1863-1870 Epstein PR; McCarthy JJ Assessing climate stability	0	0
2262	0	170	2059 2004 DEC [15] COLLEGIUM ANTROPOLOGICUM 28(2):509-540 Garruto RM; Little MA; Weitz CA Environmental stress and adaptational responses: Consequences for human health outcomes	0	0
2263	2	61	2068 2004 DEC [15] DISASTERS 28(4):353-372 Howe P; Devereux S Famine intensity and magnitude scales: A proposal for an instrumental definition of famine	0	0
2264	1	40	2069 2004 DEC [15] DISASTERS 28(4):373-387 Thomalla F; Schmuck H 'We all knew that a cyclone was coming': Disaster preparedness and the cyclone of 1999 in Orissa, India	0	0
2265	2	88	2076 2004 DEC [15] ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS 4(4):287-304 Hezri AA; Hasan MN Management framework for sustainable development indicators in the State of Selangor, Malaysia	0	0
2266	4	115	2085 2004 DEC [15] ENVIRONMENT 46(10):32-46 Moser SC; Dilling L Making climate hot - Communicating the urgency and challenge of global climate change	0	0
2267	5	58	2097 2004 DEC [15] ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 34(6):768-785 Garcia-Romero A; Oropeza-Orozco O; Galicia-Sarmiento L Land-use systems and resilience of tropical rain forests in the Tehuantepec Isthmus, Mexico	0	0
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2269	2	27	2144 2004 DEC [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(4):325-336 Demeritt D; Langdon D The UK Climate Change Programme and communication with local authorities	0	0
2270	1	39	2145 2004 DEC [15] GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE-HUMAN AND POLICY DIMENSIONS 14(4):345-360 Rosenzweig C; Strzepek KM; Major DC; Iglesias A; Yates DN; et al. Water resources for agriculture in a changing climate: international case studies	0	0
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2272	2	42	2194 2004 DEC [15] JOURNAL OF VEGETATION SCIENCE 15(6):757-762 Guo QF Slow recovery in desert perennial vegetation following prolonged human disturbance	0	0
2273	3	36	2260 2004 DEC [15] THEORETICAL AND APPLIED CLIMATOLOGY 79(3-4):133-149 Alexandrov VA; Schneider M; Koleva E; Moisselin JM Climate variability and change in Bulgaria during the 20th century	0	0
2274	1	10	2249 2004 DEC 24 SCIENCE 306(5705):2197-2198 Mastin M Ecological versus climatic thresholds	0	0
2275	3	28	2275 2005 JAN [15] AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS 83(1):27-48 Kaine GW; Tozer PR Stability, resilience and sustainability in pasture-based grazing systems	0	0
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2277	3	73	2283 2005 JAN 15 LANDSCAPE AND URBAN PLANNING 70(1-2):69-83 O'Rourke E Socio-natural interaction and landscape dynamics in the Burren, Ireland	0	0
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2284	1	63	2278 2005 MAY [15] BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION 123(2):237-248 Tisdell C; Wilson C; Nantha HS Policies for saving a rare Australian glider: economics and ecology	0	0
2285	5	18	2282 2005 [JUN 30] JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION 13(5):455-467 Cabezas H; Pawlowski CW; Mayer AL; Hoagland NT Sustainable systems theory: ecological and other aspects	0	0
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