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Earth as a Closed Life-Support System: Finite Buffers, Dynamical Thresholds, and Planetary Sustainability
Earth is nearly closed with respect to matter but open with respect to energy. We formulate planetary sustainability as a minimal nonequilibrium dynamical problem for coupled finite stocks and fluxes, using the operational language of closed ecological and engineered life-support systems: inventorie
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