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How life on Earth experiences climate change

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Briefings

A new review explains that vegetation and atmospheric changes create local microclimates warming at different rates than the regional climate. This variation affects how biodiversity responds to climate change, highlighting that forest, field, and hillside scales experience distinct thermal shifts.

Key points

• Vegetation and atmospheric changes cause local microclimates to warm at different rates from the regional climate.
• This microclimatic variation is critical for understanding biodiversity responses to climate change.

Context

The review examines how local environmental changes create thermal disparities across forest, field, and hillside scales, influencing biodiversity outcomes.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single review article; specific species, geographic locations, or quantitative temperature data are not provided.

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