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The study aims to assess the interconnected impacts of natural resource management under climate change on economic stability, social resilience, and environmental sustainability.

August 9, 2026EarthOpen Access

Natural Resource Management Under Climate Change: Economic Costs, Emissions, and Social Resilience

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The study aims to assess the interconnected impacts of natural resource management under climate change on economic stability, social resilience, and environmental sustainability.
Conducted a systematic review of literature in indexed journals focused on environmental economics and natural resource management.
Selected quantitative and mixed-methods studies addressing economic, social, or biophysical impacts.
Employed comparative matrices to identify common patterns in economic loss, emissions, and social welfare.
Degradation of natural resources under climate change leads to negative impacts on macroeconomic stability and household income.
Extractive dependence and institutional weaknesses correlate with increased social and economic vulnerability.
Integrating participatory governance and natural capital conservation in strategies can enhance community resilience.

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Systematic review analyzes how natural resource management impacts economy, society, and environment under climate change, suggesting integrated policy improvements.

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García-Ávila et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a782d7b2e1896536c84091d https://doi.org/10.3390/earth7040132

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Systematic review analyzes how natural resource management impacts economy, society, and environment under climate change, suggesting integrated policy improvements.

Natural Resource Management Under Climate Change: Economic Costs, Emissions, and Social Resilience

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Natural Resource Management Under Climate Change: Economic Costs, Emissions, and Social Resilience

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