Adapting complex multi-level landscape systems to climate change

被引：1
作者：
Eric Koomen
Paul Opdam
Eveliene Steingröver
机构：
[1] VU University Amsterdam,Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
[2] Alterra Wageningen UR,Landscape Centre
[3] Wageningen University,Land Use Planning Group
来源：
Landscape Ecology | 2012年 / 27卷
关键词：
Climate change; Climate adaptation; Landscape systems; Multi-level approach;
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摘要：
Adaptation to climate change is becoming a prominent issue in both landscape research and land-use planning. Current research focuses mainly on the description of potential impacts for different societal sectors and in general fails to provide useful information to help define climate adaptation strategies and specific policy measures or development plans. This editorial briefly explores the reasons why this may be the case and proposes a conceptual framework for more effective climate adaptation research. Furthermore, it introduces three papers that address adaptation of landscape systems to climate change as an integrated multi-level challenge. The included papers focus on the relationship between climate-induced changes in the natural system and the economics-oriented societal system and specifically address the interdependencies across scales.
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页码：469 / 471
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