Titlebook: Advances in Urban Ecology; Integrating Humans a Marina Alberti Book 2008 Springer-Verlag US 2008 biogeochemical cycles.ecology.ecosystem.ec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44691-2 urban populations while maintaining a healthy ecosystem. Agencies must devise policies to guide urban development and to make decisions about where and how to invest in infrastructure that is economically viable while simultaneously minimizing environmental impact. In regions that are becoming urba

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Urban Ecology: A Synthesis,the preliminary work has been done” (387). It is critical that we understand how human and ecological systems have coevolved over time to generate the present urban world, if we are to anticipate how environmental change will shape the cities of the future.

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Book 2008ban de- lopment on ecosystem functions (McDonnell and Pickett 1993, McDonnell et al. 1997, Grimm et al. 2000, Pickett et al. 2001, Alberti et al. 2003), yet the interactions and feedback between human processes and ecosystem dynamics in urbanizing regions are still poorly understood. In this book I

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Book 2008ecosystems. Cities and urbanizing regions are complex coupled hum- natural systems in which people are the dominant agents. As humans transform natural landscapes into highly human-dominated environments, they create a new set of ecological conditions by changing ecosystem processes and dynamics. Ur

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