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Foresight is required to enforce sustainability under time-delayed biodiversity loss

2017-05-31

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Natural habitat loss and fragmentation generate a time-delayed loss of species and associated ecosystem services. Since social-ecological systems (SESs) depend on a range of ecosystem services, lagged ecological dynamics may affect their long-term sustainability. Here, we investigate the role of consumption changes in sustainability enforcement, under a time-delayed ecological feedback on agricultural production....

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f258e7cf-a565-5fcf-a51c-2883cbbd7eaa
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10.1101/144444
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