Elements of Environmental Problem-Solving |
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| Authors: | John E Toll |
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| Institution: | Parametrix, Inc., Kirkland, WA |
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| Abstract: | This debate series paper argues that the scientific and socio-economic dimensions of environmental problems are inherently inseparable. The author proposes that understanding this inseparability is the foundation of successful environmental problem-solving, and a prerequisite to the effective use of formal decision-making tools. |
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| Keywords: | decision analysis environmental science environmental management environmental problem-solving |
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