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Effects of climate change and anthropogenic pressure on water resources and ecosystem services in a high-elevation Andean socio-ecosystem (Katari basin, Lake Titicaca, Bolivia): A synthesis
Climate change and human activities are transforming socio-ecosystems worldwide, damaging the water cycle and biological diversity. This work analyzes the current state and vulnerabilities of the Katari watershed (Bolivia), a region representative of Andean socio-ecosystems. The high-elevation Puna
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