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Anthropogenic Impacts on Environmental Quality: Their Influence on Human Health and Welfare

Morton Lippmann, Beverly S. Cohen, Richard B. Schlesinger

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Abstract Humans are not independent of their natural environment. We consume natural resources, and generate waste products. Moreover, the wastes are often discharged into systems that cannot handle them effectively, often upsetting the balance of nature that is essential to human well being.

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Abstract Humans are not independent of their natural environment. We consume natural resources, and generate waste products. Moreover, the wastes are often discharged into systems that cannot handle them effectively, often upsetting the balance of nature that is essential to human well being.

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Abstract Humans are not independent of their natural environment. We consume natural resources, and generate waste products. Moreover, the wastes are often discharged into systems that cannot handle them effectively, often upsetting the balance of nature that is essential to human well being.

Key concepts: Human health, Natural (archaeology), Human welfare, Balance (ability), Natural resource economics, Welfare, Natural resource, Quality (philosophy)

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