Predicting tipping points in complex environmental systems [Ecology]

John C. Moore
National Academy of Sciences
Published 2018
Publication Date:
2018-01-25
Publisher:
National Academy of Sciences
Print ISSN:
0027-8424
Electronic ISSN:
1091-6490
Topics:
Biology
Medicine
Natural Sciences in General
Keywords:
Sustainability Science
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autor John C. Moore
beschreibung Ecologists have long recognized that ecosystems can exist and function in one state within predictable bounds for extended periods of time and then abruptly shift to an alternate state (1–5). Desertification of grasslands, shrub expansion in the Arctic, the eutrophication of lakes, ocean acidification, the formation of marine dead zones,...
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shingle_catch_all_1 Predicting tipping points in complex environmental systems [Ecology]
Sustainability Science
Ecologists have long recognized that ecosystems can exist and function in one state within predictable bounds for extended periods of time and then abruptly shift to an alternate state (1–5). Desertification of grasslands, shrub expansion in the Arctic, the eutrophication of lakes, ocean acidification, the formation of marine dead zones,...
John C. Moore
National Academy of Sciences
0027-8424
00278424
1091-6490
10916490
shingle_catch_all_2 Predicting tipping points in complex environmental systems [Ecology]
Sustainability Science
Ecologists have long recognized that ecosystems can exist and function in one state within predictable bounds for extended periods of time and then abruptly shift to an alternate state (1–5). Desertification of grasslands, shrub expansion in the Arctic, the eutrophication of lakes, ocean acidification, the formation of marine dead zones,...
John C. Moore
National Academy of Sciences
0027-8424
00278424
1091-6490
10916490
shingle_catch_all_3 Predicting tipping points in complex environmental systems [Ecology]
Sustainability Science
Ecologists have long recognized that ecosystems can exist and function in one state within predictable bounds for extended periods of time and then abruptly shift to an alternate state (1–5). Desertification of grasslands, shrub expansion in the Arctic, the eutrophication of lakes, ocean acidification, the formation of marine dead zones,...
John C. Moore
National Academy of Sciences
0027-8424
00278424
1091-6490
10916490
shingle_catch_all_4 Predicting tipping points in complex environmental systems [Ecology]
Sustainability Science
Ecologists have long recognized that ecosystems can exist and function in one state within predictable bounds for extended periods of time and then abruptly shift to an alternate state (1–5). Desertification of grasslands, shrub expansion in the Arctic, the eutrophication of lakes, ocean acidification, the formation of marine dead zones,...
John C. Moore
National Academy of Sciences
0027-8424
00278424
1091-6490
10916490
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