Browsing by Author "Morris, Joe"

Browsing by Author "Morris, Joe"

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  • Socio-economic Aspects of Peatland Management: an Ecosystems Approach 
    Rawlins, Amy (Cranfield University, 2008-08)
    Peatland areas comprise half of the world’s wetlands and play important ecological roles. Peatlands offer a diversity of social, economic and environmental benefits, and in so doing serve a wide range of human interests. ...
  • A systematic representation of crop rotations. 
    Castellazzi, M. S.; Wood, G. A.; Burgess, Paul J.; Morris, Joe; Conrad, K. F.; Perry, J. N. (Elsevier Science B.V., Amsterdam., 2008-04-01)
    Crop rotations are allocations by growers of crop types to specific fields through time. This paper aims at presenting (i) a systematic and rigorous mathematical representation of crops rotations; and (ii) a concise ...
  • Towards a framework for assessing the sustainability of supply chains : the case of potatoes in Britain 
    Vasileiou, Konstantinos Z. (Cranfield University, 2002-04)
    There is growing concern about the sustainability of food production and marketing systems when measured against a set of sometimes conflicting economic, environmental and social criteria. In this context, this research ...
  • UK Aviation: Carbon Reduction Futures. Final Report to the Department for Transport. 
    Morris, Joe; Rowbotham, Alex; Morrell, Peter; Foster, Andy; Poll, Ian; Owen, Bethan; Raper, David; Mann, Mike; Ralph, Malcolm (2009-07-01)
    The objective of this study, commissioned by the Department for Transport, is to determine the scope for, and cost of actions that can be taken by, the UK domestic aviation sector to reduce its emissions of CO2. This ...
  • Using scenarios to explore UK upland futures 
    Reed, M. S.; Arblaster, K.; Bullock, C.; Burton, R. J. F.; Davies, A. L.; Holden, J.; Hubacek, K.; May, R.; Mitchley, J.; Morris, Joe; Nainggolan, D.; Potter, C.; Quinn, Claire Helen; Swales, V.; Thorp, S. (Elsevier, 2009-11)
    Uplands around the world are facing significant social, economic and environmental changes, and decision-makers need to better understand what the future may hold if they are to adapt and maintain upland goods and services. ...
  • Wet fens for the future: Feasibility study phase 2 - a study of the economic and social implications of creating new wetlands in Fenland 
    Morris, Joe (Cranfield University, 1996-11)
    The Fens, a lowlying area of 3,700 square kilometres in central, east England, are unique in character in the UK, comparable only with The Netherlands in Europe. Over 70% of the area is farmland, criss-crossed by dykes and ...
  • Will environmental land management fill the income gap on upland-hill farms in England? 
    Holt, Alison; Morris, Joe (Elsevier, 2022-09-15)
    The decision by the UK Government to withdraw from the European Union has prompted a major review of Agricultural and Environmental Policy. Focussing on upland farms in England, we explored the implications of switching ...