Governing the Anthropocene: Novel Ecosystems, Transformation and Environmental Policy (Palgrave Studies in Environmental Policy and Regulation)

Are you concerned about the future of our planet and the challenges that come with managing ecosystem transformation? Look no further than "Governing the Anthropocene: Novel Ecosystems, Transformation and Environmental Policy." This groundbreaking book delves into the complex issues we face in the Anthropocene era, where human impacts are widespread and species loss is accelerating. With the added stress of climate change, our landscapes are transforming into novel ecosystems like never before.

What sets this book apart is its focus on the intersection of science and decision-making. Author Clement argues that in order to effectively confront these new challenges, we need modernised governance and policy. By adapting our approach to ecosystem management, we can not only protect highly-valued landscapes but also ensure fairness and sustainability for future generations.

With its comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach, "Governing the Anthropocene" is a must-read for researchers, practitioners, decision makers, and students alike. It brings together a wealth of research, exploring different contexts and providing valuable insights into how to navigate institutional change and ecological transformation. Whether you're actively involved in environmental policy or simply interested in the future of our planet, this book offers the knowledge and tools to make a real difference.

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