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Turning an ecosystem disservice into a service: Exploring the willingness to adopt a novel use for an invasive plant
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DOI：10.1016/j.ecoser.2026.101856.png)
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• We study how an ecosystem disservice can be turned into an economic opportunity. • We assess a nature-based solution that transforms an invasive macrophyte into animal feed. • The study employs Heckman’s two-stage selection model to examine adoption. • Transhumant herders are more willing to adopt than other herders. • Women are willing to pay more as they would be able to feed small ruminants.
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Technology adoption
Climate change
Drought resilience
Invasive species
Developing countries
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