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ecological withdrawals and additions: a standalone construct

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ecological withdrawalsand additions1 CONSTRUCTEcological withdrawalsSCHNAIBERG · ENVIRONMENTAL

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Environmental sociology

the two ways production disrupts ecosystems: removing resources from them and adding wastes and pollution to them.

In environmental sociology, ecological withdrawals and additions refers to the two ways production disrupts ecosystems: removing resources from them and adding wastes and pollution to them. This meaning comes from Schnaiberg (1994) in Environment and society.[1]

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  1. Schnaiberg, A., Schnaiberg, A., & Gould, K. A. (1994). Environment and society. The Blackburn Press. ISBN 9781930665002

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