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For tropical ecosystems, the health impacts of future environmental and developmental policy depend on how vector-borne disease risks trade off against other ecosystem services across heterogeneous landscapes. By linking future socio-economic and climate change pathways to dynamic land use models, this study is amongst the first to analyze and project impacts of both land use and climate change on continental-scale patterns in vector-borne diseases. [Source: PLoS ONE]
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