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Safely managed drinking water service use and child diarrhoea based on evidence from 24 countries

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By Esther E. Greenwood, Mathilda Freymond, Andreas Scheidegger, Thomas Lauber, Kamshat Tussupova, Amy J Pickering, Timothy R. Julian
| Nature Verified
Abstract Universal access to safe drinking water is called for under Sustainable Development Target 6.1 (SDG 6.1). Yet quantitative evidence on disease reductions associated with achieving SDG 6.1 and the service dimensions that most effectively reduce diarrhoeal diseases remains limited and inconsistent.
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A globally consistent negative effect of edge on aboveground forest biomass - Nature Ecology & Evolution

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By Gayoung Yang, Thomas Crowther, Thomas Lauber, Constantin M. Zohner
| Nature Verified
Abstract Because of widespread forest fragmentation, 70% of the world’s forest area lies within 1 km of an edge. Forest biomass density near edges often differs markedly from biomass density in the interior. In some biomes, these ‘edge effects’ are responsible for substantial reductions in forest carbon storage. However, there is little consensus on the direction and magnitude of edge effects on forest biomass across the globe, which hampers their consideration in forest carbon stock accounting.
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Fragmentation increased in over half of global forests from 2000 to 2020

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By Yibiao Zou, Thomas Crowther, Gabriel Smith, Haozhi Ma, Gabriel Smith, Lidong Mo, Lalasia Bialic-Murphy, Peter Potapov, Klementyna A. Gawecka, Chi Xu, Pablo J. Negret, Thomas Lauber, Zhaofei Wu, Dominic Rebindaine, Constantin M. Zohner
| Science Magazine Verified
Editor’s summary Land conversion not only reduces the total habitat available to other species, but it also fragments habitat into smaller and less-connected patches, thus supporting smaller and less-connected populations. Ecologists have developed various metrics capturing different aspects of habitat fragmentation, such as the number and size of habitat patches and their distribution across space. Zou et al.
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