Biodiversity, ecosystem services, and climate change : the economic problem (English)

Climate change is both a cause and an effect of biodiversity change. Along with anthropogenic dispersion, climate change is the main driver of change in the geographical distribution of both beneficial and harmful species, crops, livestock, harvested wild species, pests, predators and pathogens. And the capacity of ecosystems to adapt to climate change depends on the diversity of species they currently support. This paper considers the connection...

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Perrings,Charles Aubrey;
Document Date
2010/11/01
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58165
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
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2011/05/11
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Disclosed
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Biodiversity, ecosystem services, and climate change : the economic problem
Keywords
ecosystem service

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Perrings,Charles Aubrey.

Biodiversity, ecosystem services, and climate change : the economic problem (English). Environment department papers ; no. 120. Environmental economic series Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/241621468149401563

Biodiversity, ecosystem services, and climate change : the economic problem (English)

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