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The Global Value of Freshwater Lakes

2023-10-19

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Lakes face threats from human activities like unsustainable development, population growth, and industrial technologies. These challenges impact the ecosystem services of lakes. Research has assessed the value of services from freshwater biomes annually. This article reviews these values, estimating lakes’ global ecosystem services to be within the region of USD 1.5 to 5.5 trillion annually. Their natural asset va...

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74c19279-11f0-5797-bff2-a690bf056a44
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10.22541/au.169773124.41566860/v1
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