reconstructing recent environmental change in the carpathian basin; advocating an interdisciplinary approach for 2020 environmental science
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Abstract
An interdisciplinary approach to environmental science is particularly important in the field of palaeoenvironmental research. Indeed, while the majority of such studies employ a range of proxies in their investigation, the more innovative studies tend to truly cross discipline boundaries. The investigation of depositional environments (e.g., lake sediments and mires) as archives of environmental history has a long tradition in the Carpathian region. However, glacial lakes across the region have also been described as under-investigated despite their potential for palaeolimnological study (Buczko et al. 2009). Studies have also largely focused on relatively early (Late Glacial and Early Holocene) environmental change. Nevertheless, there is an increasing interest in the reconstruction of more human-driven impacts on the environment and events in the very recent past on a century to decade timescale e.g., post Industrial Revolution and following political change from the mid 1940s and in the late 1980s. Furthermore, efforts have are also being made to inform the debate about future climate and environmental changes linking palaeoenvironmental records to predictive computer modelling.
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| Authors | ;Simon HUTCHINSON;Marcel MÎNDRESCU |
| Journal | food research international (ottawa, ont) |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.4316/GEOREVIEW.2012.0.0.181
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