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Maintaining the Integrity of Global Cycles: Requirements for Long-Term Research by William R. Emanuel, John Pastor, and Robert V. O'Neill
On Toxins and Toxic Effects: Guarding Life in a Small World by George M. Woodwell
The Role of Basic Ecological Knowledge in Environmental Assessment by Stephen G. Hildebrand, Lawrence W. Barnthouse, and Glenn W. Suter
The Role of Basic Ecological Knowledge in the Mitigation of Impacts from Complex Technological Systems: Agriculture, Transportation, and Urban by Orie L. Loucks
Habitat Diversity and Genetic Variability: Are They Necessary Ecosystem Properties? by Elliot A Norse
Indicators of Change in Natural and Human-Impacted Ecosystems: Status by Frieda B. Taub
Improved Methods for Mitigating the Environmental Impacts of Current Technologies by Nicholas L. Clesceri and Karen L. McCloe
Anticipating the Potential Environmental Impacts of Emerging Technologies: The Case of Genetic Engineering by Martin Alexander
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