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Disaster Risk from Extreme Natural Events Influences Scientific Production on Riparian Forest Carbon More than Socioeconomic Variables

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  • Julia Isabella de Matos Rodrigues

    (Federal Rural University of Amazonia)

  • Lucas Sérgio de Sousa Lopes

    (Federal Rural University of Amazonia)

  • Victor Pereira de Oliveira

    (Constelação Cruzeiro do Sul Avenue, National Institute for Amazonian Research)

  • Joathan Cipriano Castro

    (Vale Institute of Technology Sustainable Development)

  • Hiago Felipe Cardoso Pacheco

    (Federal University of Viçosa)

  • Gracialda Costa Ferreira

    (Federal Rural University of Amazonia)

  • Francisco de Assis Oliveira

    (Federal Rural University of Amazonia)

  • Walmer Bruno Rocha Martins

    (Federal Rural University of Amazonia)

Abstract

Riparian forests are key ecosystems for mitigating the adverse effects of climate change due to their high potential for carbon sequestration and storage. However, the dynamics of scientific production on carbon in these ecosystems remain poorly understood. This study conducted a bibliometric analysis of publications indexed in the Scopus and Web of Science databases, aiming to identify temporal trends, geographic distribution, collaboration networks, and socioeconomic factors associated with scientific production on the topic. Descriptive statistics, co-authorship network analysis, and a negative binomial regression model were used to assess the influence of variables such as GDP, life expectancy, literacy rate, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions growth, and disaster risk from natural extreme events on global scientific production. A total of 921 studies were cataloged, with the United States (n = 92), Indonesia (n = 85), and China (n = 82) showing the highest number of studies. The United States led international collaboration. A significant positive effect of disaster risk was observed on the number of publications (β = 0.0524; p

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  • Julia Isabella de Matos Rodrigues & Lucas Sérgio de Sousa Lopes & Victor Pereira de Oliveira & Joathan Cipriano Castro & Hiago Felipe Cardoso Pacheco & Gracialda Costa Ferreira & Francisco de Assis Ol, 2026. "Disaster Risk from Extreme Natural Events Influences Scientific Production on Riparian Forest Carbon More than Socioeconomic Variables," Environmental Management, Springer, vol. 76(4), pages 1-12, April.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:envman:v:76:y:2026:i:4:d:10.1007_s00267-026-02408-1
    DOI: 10.1007/s00267-026-02408-1
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