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UCD: Ecosystem benefits to decline

UCD: Ecosystem benefits to decline
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Ecosystem benefits to humanity expected to decline by 9% by 2100

Ecosystem benefits to humanity expected to decline by 9% by 2100
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Ecosystem Benefits To Humanity Expected To Decline By 9% By 2100

Ecosystem Benefits To Humanity Expected To Decline By 9% By 2100
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Influence of Unequal Climate on Global Values of Natural Capital

The world’s natural capital is anticipated to decline as climate change redistributes terrestrial ecosystems throughout the planet, resulting in a 9% loss of ecosystem services by 2100.

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Trees Are in Trouble: New Research Flips the Script on Forest Resilience

Scientists flip the script, revealing trees in wetter regions are more sensitive to drought. This holiday season brings surprising news about your Christmas tree. Scientists just discovered that globally, trees growing in wetter regions are more sensitive to drought. That means if your tree hails

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