Ecological sensitivity, signifying the adaptability of ecological components to external pressures without compromising ecological integrity, holds pivotal importance in contemporary ecological and environmental research. The surge in global and regional environmental challenges, spurred by
In karst landscapes, water availability profoundly influences ecosystem management and restoration. The hydrological function of soil is pivotal in these regions, where water is often a limiting factor. Recent attention has been directed towards optimizing water and soil resources in the
Rapid urban expansion, surging vehicular traffic, and industrial growth have led to recurrent air pollution episodes, compelling regions to adopt measures to mitigate these challenges. However, the amelioration of air quality is a gradual process, inducing diverse shifts in regional air quality
Phosphorus, a pivotal determinant of lake productivity, assumes a critical role in governing the eutrophication dynamics of aquatic systems. The influx of phosphorus, when in excess, can precipitate the eutrophication phenomenon within lakes. Sedimentary deposits serve as a dual-functioning
