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Source: Based on Schomaker (1997), OECD (2001), NRC (2000), Riley (2000), Dale and Beyeler (2001), CBD (1999), Pannell and Glenn (2000), Kurtz et al. (2001), and EEA (2005a).

Table 1 Source: Based on Schomaker (1997), OECD (2001), NRC (2000), Riley (2000), Dale and Beyeler (2001), CBD (1999), Pannell and Glenn (2000), Kurtz et al. (2001), and EEA (2005a).

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Fig. 1 - The (a) PSR, (b) DSR, and (c) DPSIR frameworks.
Fig. 1 - The (a) PSR, (b) DSR, and (c) DPSIR frameworks.
Fig. 2 - A sample causal network for our nitrogen example. Specific links are drawn with thin black arrows, general links with large open arrows. The dotted lines indicate the different environmental and societal compartments.
Fig. 2 - A sample causal network for our nitrogen example. Specific links are drawn with thin black arrows, general links with large open arrows. The dotted lines indicate the different environmental and societal compartments.
Fig. 3 - The water component of our sample causal network in more detail.
Fig. 3 - The water component of our sample causal network in more detail.
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