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Under the severe threat of mountain bites due to conventional warming. Erosion, drought, excessive precipitation and grazing pressure, quickly destroy these ecosystems and gives versatile results from biodiversity to local economy. A new research, published in Catena, conducted scientists from Italy and China, revealed in detail on the global scale, for the first time how mountain teas are affected by climate change. In the study conducted with satellite images and artificial intelligence-supported analyses, these sensitive ecosystems have been detected increasingly exposed to extreme weather events and soil losses.

The change leads to displace the territory]
Extreme precipitation by research greatly increases the risk of erosion in mountainous areas. This situation reduces the efficiency of the soil and creates great threat for mountain agriculture and livestock. On the other hand, drought leads to the reduction of water resources and the absence of minerals in the soil. These two effects can lead to the long-term life of mountain teas. [

Most of the right teas in Asia but the most risky region South America[
There are remarkable data on the distribution of mountain teabers in the study. 53.9 percent of these areas are located in Asia, 20.8 percent in North America, 12.9 percent in Africa. However, the continent under the most threat to the risk of erosion, South America. In particular, 53.2 percent of the teas along And Mountains are under high risk. While this rate in Europe is 9.6 percent, 17 percent in Africa.

ays not only nature but the source]
Mountain teas are not only ecological, but also economical and cultural functions. These areas, which are the source of animal products used in the textile industry, besides meat and milk production, also see the function of carbon swallow. Prof. According to Dr. Paolo Tarolli, the protection of these meadows should be part of the global struggle against climate change.

The future projections alarm
In the event that the current climate policies are not changed, the erosion in South America is 19.4 percent, 10 percent in Africa and 2.6 percent in Asia. This table shows that not only ecosystem, but also communities living in mountainous areas are directly threatened.
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Solution can be based on nature and technological
Paolo Tarolli emphasizes that increasing preserved areas to protect teas, supporting ecological corridors, establishing rainwater storage systems and promoting sustainable grass. Another author of the research Eugenio Straffelini states that artificial intelligence plays vital role in major data analysis in this process. With satellite images and high resolution mapping methods, strategies for the protection of these sensitive areas are expressed.

The loss of the bites can trigger the migration and absence
] As climate change continues, biodiversity loss will occur in areas where mountain teas are located, which will accelerate migration from rural areas. Due to soil loss and water shortage, the communities that lose their resources will experience transformation in social structures along with the ecosystem. [email protected]

Source: Climate Change