Quantitative evaluation of human and climate forcing on erosion in the alpine Critical Zone over the last 2000 years

Quantitative evaluation of human and climate forcing on erosion in the alpine Critical Zone over the last 2000 years

Soil erosion is one of the main environmental threats affecting the Critical Zone (CZ) and thus ecosystem services and human societies. Through time, physical erosion is linked to both climate variations and the landscape evolution under long-term human pressures. In mountainous areas where erosion...

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Main Authors: Arnaud, F. (Author), Bouchez, J. (Author), Gaillardet, J. (Author), Genuite, K. (Author), Poulenard, J. (Author), Rapuc, W. (Author), Sabatier, P. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2021
Subjects:
Atmospheric thermodynamics
catchment
Catchments
climate forcing
Critical zones
Deforestation
Ecosystems
Erosion
Forcings
glacial erosion
Holocene
Human activities
human activity
Human impact
Human pressures
Isotopes
Isotopic mixing model
Italy
lacustrine deposit
Lake Iseo
Lake sediments
Lakes
Land use
land use change
landscape evolution
Lombardy
Long Term Evolution (LTE)
Quantitative evaluation
reconstruction
Runoff
sediment yield
Sediment yields
Sedimentary rocks
Sedimentology
Sediments
Source to sink method
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