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A Framework for Predicting Impacts on Ecosystem Services From (Sub)Organismal Responses to Chemicals
Protection of ecosystem services is increasingly emphasized as a risk-assessment goal, but there are wide gaps between current ecological risk-assessment endpoints and potential effects on services provided by ecosystems. The authors present a framework that links common ecotoxicological endpoints t
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