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CRC Press - Integrated Assessment of Ecosystem Health Book

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Description

The field of environmental studies is expanding as methods evolve toward a more proactive approach to ecosystem health. Integrated Assessment of Ecosystem Health provides a comprehensive look at this changing landscape by broadening the scope of ecotoxicology to include its related scientific fields. This text explores the major paradigm shift currently driving the discipline. It addresses the three interrelated forces shaping the future of the field: the heightened interest in the sustainable use of the planet, the need for protection, and the requirement for new techniques to meet modern environmental goals. Based on the predictions and recommendations of John Cairns, Jr., this book serves as a guide for understanding how new goals must lead to new scientific methods. Whether you are studying biochemistry or environmental science, this work offers a deep look into the evolving requirements of ecotoxicology. It provides the necessary context for understanding how researchers can adapt to the growing demands of protecting our natural world through integrated assessment strategies.

Key Features

Explores the proactive shift in ecosystem health and the evolving methods within environmental studies.

Broadens the traditional scope of ecotoxicology to include its many related scientific fields.

Based on the expert predictions and recommendations of John Cairns, Jr. regarding the future of the discipline.

Addresses the three interrelated forces driving the current paradigm shift in environmental science.

Provides insight into the need for new techniques to support the sustainable use of the planet.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
12 October 1999
Listed Since
05 February 2007

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