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adaptive management / free ecosystem services / freshwater systems / food resources / large riverine systems / riverine systems / energy-intensive farming practices / commandand-control solution / physical and chemical environment / nonlinear natural systems / resource management / natural resource management / ecosystem management / agricultural products / natural systems / chemical pollution / energy / large systems / resilience-systems / environmental management / pharmaceuticals / managed resource systems / mining / economic systems / resource systems / /
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Proceedings of the Royal Society / /
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Essays Command and Control and the Pathology of Natural Resource Management Abstract: As the human population grows and natural resources decline, there is pressure to apply increasing levels of top-down, command-and-c