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Is greening enough? Short-term limited effects of 2015-2022 European Common Agricultural Policy reform on bird diversity in northern Italy
Agricultural intensification is among the major drivers of biodiversity loss, with cascading effects that compromise the supply of essential ecosystem services. To counteract this process, the European Union integrated voluntary agri-environmental measures into the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
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