Thematic brief: Ecosystems & ecosystem services
Ecosystems consist of plants, animal and microorganism communities (including for example, rainforests, coral reefs, agricultural land and managed forests), while ecosystem goods and services are the benefits to human society that ecosystems provide (for example, water provision and flood and storm protection). Ecosystem degradation and the impacts of climate change release the carbon that is stored in biomass and soils, and increase the risk of ecological collapse. Land-use change, predominately due to tropical deforestation and burning contributes 13 per cent of annual global emissions.
ESRS E4: Biodiversity and ecosystems
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BIOACID III – Theme 2: Shifts in Benthic Ecosystems and their Services – BIOACID: Biological Impacts of Ocean Acidification
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UNDP Issues Brief on Nature-Based Climate Solutions
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