Urban forests facing climate risks

Kangning Huang ()
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Kangning Huang: New York University Shanghai

Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 10, 893-894

Abstract: More cities are including urban forests in their climate change adaptation plans. Now, research shows that more than two-thirds of tree species across cities worldwide are facing severe climate risks, undermining their roles in climate adaptation and other ecosystem services they provide.

Date: 2022
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