Pub Date : 2017-12-31DOI: 10.12987/9780300188479-030
G. S. Callendar
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Pub Date : 2017-12-31DOI: 10.12987/9780300188479-019
R. Carson
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Pub Date : 2017-12-31DOI: 10.12987/9780300188479-023
C. Holling
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Life itself as well as the entire human economy depends on goods and services provided by earth's natural systems. The processes of cleansing, recycling, and renewal, along with goods such as seafood, forage, and timber, are worth many trillions of dollars annually, and nothing could live without them. Yet growing human impacts on the environment are profoundly disrupting the functioning of natural systems and imperiling the delivery of these services.Nature's Services brings together world-renowned scientists from a variety of disciplines to examine the character and value of ecosystem services, the damage that has been done to them, and the consequent implications for human society. Contributors including Paul R. Ehrlich, Donald Kennedy, Pamela A. Matson, Robert Costanza, Gary Paul Nabhan, Jane Lubchenco, Sandra Postel, and Norman Myers present a detailed synthesis of our current understanding of a suite of ecosystem services and a preliminary assessment of their economic value. Chapters consider: major services including climate regulation, soil fertility, pollination, and pest control philosophical and economic issues of valuation case studies of specific ecosystems and services implication of recent findings and steps that must be taken to address the most pressing concerns Nature's Services represents one of the first efforts by scientists to provide an overview of the many benefits and services that nature offers to people and the extent to which we are all vitally dependent on those services. The book enhances our understanding of the value of the natural systems that surround us and can play an essential role in encouraging greater efforts to protect the earth's basic life-support systems before it is too late. -- publisher's description
生命本身以及整个人类经济都依赖于地球自然系统提供的商品和服务。清洁、回收和更新的过程，以及海鲜、饲料和木材等商品，每年价值数万亿美元，没有它们就无法生存。然而，人类对环境日益增长的影响正在深刻地破坏自然系统的功能，并危及这些服务的提供。《自然服务》汇集了来自不同学科的世界知名科学家，研究生态系统服务的特征和价值、对它们造成的损害以及由此对人类社会的影响。Paul R. Ehrlich、Donald Kennedy、Pamela a . Matson、Robert Costanza、Gary Paul Nabhan、Jane Lubchenco、Sandra Postel和Norman Myers等撰稿人详细综合了我们目前对一系列生态系统服务的理解，并对其经济价值进行了初步评估。章考虑:主要服务包括气候调节、土壤肥力、授粉、具体生态系统和服务的案例研究的最新发现的含义和必须采取的步骤，以解决最紧迫的问题。自然的服务代表了科学家的第一次努力，提供了许多好处和服务，自然提供给人类的程度，我们都至关重要地依赖这些服务。这本书增强了我们对我们周围自然系统价值的理解，它可以在鼓励更大努力保护地球的基本生命支持系统方面发挥重要作用，以免为时过晚。——发行商描述
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Pub Date : 1978-07-01DOI: 10.12987/9780300188479-026
C. Marchetti, N. Nakicenovic
This work is dedicated to the empirical testing and theoretical formulation of an invariant, the logistic learning curve, as it applies to the structural evolution of energy systems and systems related to energy, such as coal mining. The great success of the model in organizing past data, and the insensitivity to major political and economic perturbations of the structures obtained seem to lend great predictive power to this invariant.
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