Climate change is projected to have negative impacts on CES  . There is limited evidence that climate change has been the main driver affecting CES of agroecosystems confounded by other drivers such as migration and changing farming patterns . Recent studies observed declines in CES in alpine pastures and floodplains in Europe in part due to climate change impacts . Another study estimated that the scenic beauty enjoyed by those who visit the vineyards in central Chile will decline by 18-28% by 2050 owing to a combination of reduced precipitation, increased temperatures and natural fire cycles . More research is needed, however, particularly on cultural heritage and spiritually significant places and in low-income countries.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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