Challenging the current strategy of radiological protection of the environment: arguments for an ecosystem approach.
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Summary
The need to boost scientific and methodological approaches featuring the ecosystem concept as a mean to access a unified goal of protection: preserving life sustainability through protection of ecosystem structure and functioning is advocated.
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- article
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- 2009-12-01
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- 54
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Keywords
Political science
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