Sushama Shama

In this paper the Cultural services comprise a range of largely nonconsumptive uses of the environment including the spiritual, religious, aesthetic and inspirational wellbeing that people derive from the ‘natural’ world; the value to science of the opportunity to study and learn from that world; and the market benefits of recreation and tourism. While some of these activities—particularly recreation and tourism—have significant implications for GHG emissions, many have relatively little impact.

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