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Climatic exposure of Italian habitats

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Valerio Mezzanotte *
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Marta Cimatti
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Sabina Burrascano
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Moreno Di Marco
DOI:10.1016/j.biocon.2026.111961delete
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• Italian habitats face high climate magnitude but generally low analog velocity. • Climate magnitude rises from SSP1–2.6 (1% above threshold) to SSP5–8.5 (100%). • Exposure varies strongly across regions, requiring coordinated subnational strategies. • Threatened habitats combine high climatic exposure with existing pressures. • Conservation actions should be exposure-specifics.
Keywords:
Climate change
Habitat conservation
EUNIS habitat
Biodiversity conservation
Habitats Directive
Ecological restoration
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