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Animals that lack a backbone are called invertebrates, and they account for 95–99% of the animal species on earth. Invertebrates are important components of ecosystems and play key roles in the functioning of all ecosystems, such as pollination, decomposition and nutrient cycling. Many species are subject to mortality due to wildlife‐vehicle collisions (WVC) and are negatively affected by traffic...
The role of bioenergy in climate change mitigation is a topic of heated debate, as the demand for land may result in social and ecological conflicts. Biodiversity impacts are a key controversy, given that biodiversity conservation is a globally agreed goal under pressure due to both climate change and land use. Impact assessment of bioenergy in various socio-economic and policy scenarios is a crucial...
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