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A guide to navigating the complexities of quantitative trade-off analysis
Abstract Trade-offs are fundamental in natural resource management, being either implicit or explicit in every decision relating to human activity undertaken. Managing for sustainable use of resources typically involves the need to account for three interconnected dimensions: the state of ecosystems
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