Impacts of ozone on regulating services

Gina Mills; Serena  Wagg; Harry Harmens; Laurence Jones; David Simpson; Patrick Bueker; Lisa Dianne Emberson; Sally A Power; Stephen Sitch; Elke Bergmann; Juergen Bender

Impacts of ozone on regulating services

Gina Mills, Serena Wagg, Harry Harmens, Laurence Jones, David Simpson, Patrick Bueker, Lisa Dianne Emberson, Sally A Power, Stephen Sitch, Elke Bergmann, Juergen Bender

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Abstract

This report provides a synthesis of current knowledge on the effects of ground-level ozone on ecosystem services and biodiversity. Ecosystems provide an array of services upon which humans depend for food, fresh water, climate regulation, aesthetic enjoyment and spiritual fulfilment. The increased global population along with increased standards of living and other socio-political, economic, technological and societal changes, mean that our interventions can have profound negative effects on the quality of the services provided by ecosystems.As well as having a direct impact on human health, ozone
pollution also affects human well-being indirectly via effects on ecosystem services and biodiversity.This report provides a review of current knowledge of the impacts of ozone on biodiversity and supporting, provisioning,regulating and cultural services.
Included are effects of ozone on primary production, carbon, nutrient and water
cycling, air quality, crop and timber production, flowering and pollination, and aesthetics of the natural environment, together with the interactions with climate change. Approaches for valuing the cost of ozone pollution impacts on ecosystem services are also discussed.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Ozone Pollution: Impacts on ecosystem services and biodiversity
Editors	Gina Mills, Serena Wagg, Harry Harmens
Place of Publication	CP Vegetation Programme Coordination Centre, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor, UK.
Publisher	ICP Vegetation
Pages	43-52
Number of pages	10
ISBN (Print)	978-1-906698-39-3
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Mills, G, Wagg, S, Harmens, H, Jones, L, Simpson, D, Bueker, P , Emberson, LD, Power, SA, Sitch, S, Bergmann, E & Bender, J 2013, Impacts of ozone on regulating services. in G Mills, S Wagg & H Harmens (eds), Ozone Pollution: Impacts on ecosystem services and biodiversity. ICP Vegetation, CP Vegetation Programme Coordination Centre, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor, UK., pp. 43-52.

Impacts of ozone on regulating services. / Mills, Gina; Wagg, Serena ; Harmens, Harry et al.
Ozone Pollution: Impacts on ecosystem services and biodiversity. ed. / Gina Mills; Serena Wagg; Harry Harmens. CP Vegetation Programme Coordination Centre, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor, UK.: ICP Vegetation, 2013. p. 43-52.

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