Ecodynamics

Socio-economic aspects of ecodynamics and climate, and their analysis to optimize land use strategy. 

The growth of population size and trends in civilization development bring with them many problems of global ecodynamics, especially the impact of society on climatic trends. The broader issues of the ecological, economic, and human effects of climate change were considered by Hardy (2003). The following aspects of the climate change problem were explained ... 

This verdict is confirmed by practically all experts, who differ only in that their alternatives of global ecodynamics are sometimes controversial. Some problems naturally crop up here regarding the rational organization of society and creation of a technology that makes compromises between collective decisions about the... 

MONITORING AND PREDICTION OF NATURAL DISASTERS 5.4.1 Ecodynamics and natural disasters... 

Multi-dimensional analysis of interactivity between global ecodynamics and the Arctic Basin... 

Kalabin (2000) accomplished a study of the environmental dynamics and industrial potential of the Murmansk region, the most urbanized and industrially developed trans-polar region on the planet. Under these conditions, certain features of environmental dynamics are affected by increased anthropogenic impacts. In this context, Kalabin (2000) analyzed critical environmental loads for some of the northern ecosystems and emphasized the need to investigate their assimilation (buffer) capacity as a principal aspect for the sustainable functioning of natural systems. The solution to regional problems of sustainable development requires a careful analysis of the interaction between ecodynamics and socio-economic development. 

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