美国环境监测一百年历史回顾及其借鉴

环境监测是从上世纪末由英美等发达国家首先开展的,至今有一百多年历史。美国科学技术高度发达,其环境监测水平也领先于其他国家。因此从某种意义上说,美国环境监测一百年的历程、作法和经验,在全世界范围内都具有一定的代表性。它基本上可反映出发达国家环境监测走过的普遍道路,并一定程度上也预示其他国家环境监测的发展方向。尤其是它的一些科学思路,成功的做法,先进技术（采样、前处理及分析测定技术）,高水平的标准方法     

土壤中全氮分析方法的研究进展

土壤中的氮是衡量土壤肥力的主要指标之一。基于对国内外文献的调研,系统地归纳了现阶段土壤中全氮分析方法(凯氏法、红外光谱技术、杜马斯燃烧法)的原理和应用。对不同的测定方法进行比较,总结不同分析方法的优缺点。提出自动化分析、高灵敏度、高准确度、低成本、便捷的检测技术是土壤中全氮分析的重要发展方向。     

国内《安全系统工程》教材的评述与展望

《安全系统工程》教材高质量编写和出版对高级安全人才的安全系统理论与实践水平的培养具有重要意义。本文首先对国内30多年来出版的《安全系统工程》教材内容进行分析,评述现有《安全系统工程》教材存在的问题和不足,并提出建议对策;然后,从安全系统工程的基础术语和《安全系统工程》新教材的提纲2方面对新教材的编写提出展望。研究表明:安全系统工程新教材编写需要充分体现系统工程思想及其基础理论、内容需要不断更新并与国际接轨,这样的教材才能对安全系统工程的教学和科研更具参考价值。     

Socioeconomic development and ecological traits as predictors of human–bird conflicts

Because of the significant impacts on both human interests and bird conservation, it is imperative to identify patterns and anticipate drivers of human–bird conflicts (HBCs) worldwide. Through a global systematic review, following the PRISMA 2020 guidelines, we analyzed the socioeconomic factors and bird ecological traits driving the degree of knowledge and extent of HBCs. We included 166 articles published from 1971 to 2020 in our analyses through which we built a profile of the socioeconomic conditions of 52 countries with reported conflicts and the ecological traits of the 161 bird species involved in HBCs. Although HBC expanded worldwide, it had the greatest impact in less-developed countries (estimate 0. 66 [SE 0.13], p< 0.05), where agriculture is critical for rural livelihoods. Species with a relatively greater conflict extent had a relatively broader diet (estimate 0.80 [SE 0.22], p<0.05) and an increasing population trend (estimate 0.58 [SE 0.15], p<0.05) and affected human interests, such as agriculture and livestock raising. In countries with greater biodiversity, HBCs caused greater socioeconomic impacts than in more developed countries. Our results highlight the importance of understanding and addressing HBCs from multiple perspectives (ecological, sociocultural, and political) to effectively protect both biodiversity and local livelihoods.