Titlebook: Interconnections Between Human and Ecosystem Health; Richard T. Giulio,Emily Monosson Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Measuring economic values for ecosystemsossibly be disputes between ecologists, economists and philosophers over the value of ecological resources.. The problems arise when we attempt to make this general definition operational. To do so requires adopting the perspective of a discipline. Value for economists must derive from anthropogenic

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Perceptions of risk to humans and to nature: a research planand academic research. A striking feature of this growth has been the increased role of social scientists (working in perception, judgment and decision-making) in debates that were initially characterized as completely based in science and technology. Examples include applications of risk-perception

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Fumio Matsumuraive introduction to elliptic curves for students.This book provides an overview of the main results and problems concerning Diophantine?.m.-tuples, i.e., sets of integers or rationals with the property that the product of any two of them is one less than a square, and their connections with elliptic

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