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The Rebound Effect of Agricultural Intensification: Should Development Aid be coupled with Conservation Incentives?
The rebound effect of agricultural intensification
Impacts of large-scale forestry investments on neighboring small-scale agriculture in northern Mozambique
(1) Study integrates remote sensing and household surveys to assess forestry plantations impact. (2) Forestry investments lead to farmland expansion but decreased yields. (3) Lack of evidence for direct employment from forestry investments. (4) Rethinking reforestation plans is key for inclusive development.
Mapping Smallholder and Large-scale Cropland Dynamics with a Flexible Classification System and Pixel-based Composites in an Emerging Frontier of Mozambique
(1) Pixel-based compositing impacts classification results. (2) Median compositing performed best for disaggregating cropland by field size. (3) Textural features facilitate the separation of small- and large-scale cropland. (4) Mapping cropland scale dynamics can improve understanding of land and food systems.