R. A. Hajiaghayeva

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors explored possible net effects of future urbanization on soil organic carbon stocks, based on the soil survey and land conversion model, for the Moscow Region, and the regional urbanization was modelled as a function of environmental, socio-economic and neighbourhood factors.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the effects of historical land use in New Moscow on urban soil microbial properties, and the influence of historic land use on subsoil microbial properties was not significant.

TL;DR: The 9th SUITMA congress provided a platform to discuss theoretical and practical aspects of monitoring, assessment, modelling and management of SUITMAs to understand their roles in environment and society.

TL;DR: In this paper, the results of lead concentration positively varyin the soil due to anthropogenic impact from 62.2 mg/kg to 139 mg/ kg and the effect of arboreal vegetation species results in the high Pb migration down the soil profile in pine and birch sites and preferable accumulation of Pb in the upper humus horizon in the oak sites.

TL;DR: In this article, the integration of innovative green technologies and nature-based solutions in urban management, which is only possible through a collaboration and participation of all stakeholders including scientists, landscape designers, civil engineers, policy makers, and all citizens, is discussed.