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Progress Towards Halting the Loss of Biodiversity by 2010

Out of Print
Series: EEA Reports Volume: 2006/05
By: European Environment Agency
99 pages, Colour figures & illustrations
Progress Towards Halting the Loss of Biodiversity by 2010
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  • Progress Towards Halting the Loss of Biodiversity by 2010 ISBN: 9789291678464 Paperback Jul 2006 Out of Print #161229
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The continuing loss of biological diversity and its components, genes, species and ecosystems, is an issue of global concern. Research has shown that both the diversity and the identity of the various species have a fundamental influence on the magnitude and stability of the ecological processes that occur at the ecosystem level.

There are significant interrelationships between the degradation of ecosystems, the loss of animal and plant species, market globalisation, and poverty. Europe's high per capita consumption and waste production means that its impact on ecosystems is felt well beyond its own borders. Biodiversity loss is inextricably linked to the degradation of the ecosystem services described by the 2005 Millennium Ecosystem Assessment.

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Out of Print
Series: EEA Reports Volume: 2006/05
By: European Environment Agency
99 pages, Colour figures & illustrations
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