Titlebook: Glaciers, Nature, Water, and Local Community in Mount Kenya; Kazuharu Mizuno,Yuya Otani Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Geoecology I: Retreating Glaciers, Plant Succession on Mount Kenya Due to Climate Change,t result of increasing temperature. With the passage of years after the disappearance of the glacier, gravels become weathered and soil particles become finer. As the humus of the pioneering species accumulates, nutrient rich soil develops. The development of soil is also affected by the number of y

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Ecological Anthropology: Local Perceptions and Their Responses to Changes in Water Environment and at are adapted to dry environments, practicing crop rotation and mixed planting, and building small ponds to store water. Meanwhile, water shortages in the lower foot zone have remained potential sources of conflict.

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Book 2022 state of the climate and glacier shrinkage around Mount Kenya, the surrounding vegetation, soil, and water environments, and the lives of the foothill region inhabitants confronting the glacier shrinkage. This book is valuable in the contemporary age, when the assurance of a sustainable relationship between nature and mankind is critical.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-3699-3ndicating a negative mass balance. The average annual?mass balance of the six glaciers is found to be ?1.4?m w.e./a. The significantly smaller Darwin (0.0039 km.), Heim (0.0025 km.), and Diamond (0.00034 km.) glaciers might represent disappearing glaciers with stagnant ice, which have transitioned f

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J.-Matthias Graf von der Schulenburgch of rainfall around Mount Kenya suggest that the seasonal changes in rainfall are not only a result of north–south movement of the convergence zone with the meridional component of wind, but also a result of east–west movement of the divergence zone with the zonal component of wind.

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