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Stockholm Resilience Centre talks on iTunes
Sturle Hauge Simonsen from Stockholm Resilience Centre has told me that you can freely download Centre seminars and presentations from iTunes. Many shorter presentations are available on YouTube. Speakers in the iTunes talks includes a diverse group of well known … Continue reading
Growth of ecosystem services concept
Research addressing ecosystem services is rapidly increasing. The graph shows increases in the number of papers following publications of Daily’s Nature’s services in 1997 and the MA in 2005. Note: the graph is based on searching ISI web of science … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Folke, citations, Claire Kremen, Gretchen Daily, ISI, publications, Robert Costanza, Teja Tscharntke
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