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Ecosystem services: critics and defenders debate
By Jamie Hansen
Posted: April 20, 2011
Posted: April 20, 2011
Category: Science Upstream, Student Column
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Tagged bats, biological diversity, community ecology, douglas mccauley, ecological services, ecosystem services, embedded journalism, Gretchen Daily, hal mooney, Jamie Hansen, journalism, Natural Capital Project, nature, nature magazine, peter kareiva, science, Science Upstream, Stanford, wired science
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Ecosystem services: critics and defenders debate
By jamie hansen
Posted: April 20, 2011
Posted: April 20, 2011
Category: Science Upstream
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Tagged bats, biological diversity, community ecology, douglas mccauley, ecological services, ecosystem services, embedded journalism, Gretchen Daily, hal mooney, Jamie Hansen, journalism, Natural Capital Project, nature, nature magazine, peter kareiva, science, Science Upstream, Stanford, wired science
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