Ecosystem service provision in a changing Europe: adapting to the impacts of combined climate and socio-economic change

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Robert W. Dunford
Alison C. Smith
Paula A. Harrison
Diana Hanganu
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[1] Oxford University Centre for the Environment,Environmental Change Institute (ECI)
[2] TIAMASG Foundation,undefined
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Landscape Ecology | 2015年 / 30卷
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Ecosystem services; Climate change impacts; Integrated assessment; Cross-sectoral interactions; Adaptation; Trade-offs;
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页码:443 / 461
页数:18
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