Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?
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David - speaking of loss of knowledge, this is great case study material for your students, particularly given the fact that the landscape ecology roots originate in Rutgers:
Prominent Scientist Calls DEP Bull’s Island Clearcut “A Travesty”
Clearcut plan an affront to 40 years of NJ’s leadership in landscape ecology
http://www.wolfenotes.com/2012/08/prominent-scientist-says-dep-bulls-island-clearcut-a-travesty/
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