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Elsevier, Developments in Environmental Science, p. 521-546, 2013

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-098349-3.00024-4

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Forest Ecosystem Services Under Climate Change and Air Pollution

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Abstract

Forests provide many supporting, regulating and cultural services. Extensive environmental changes have resulted in a substantial loss or degradation of forest ecosystem services (ES). Unclear interactions of climate-change phenomena make it difficult to estimate forest ES. Research on interactive effects of climate change and air pollution has become a central issue in forest science during the past decade. Climate change in interaction with air pollution brings novel combinations of severity and timing of multiple stresses, which may significantly affect many forest ES.