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Environmental thought could be characterised by the constant pressure to solve real problems while also thinking deeply about the roots of those problems. This has created a diverse field in which discussions and debates range across traditional disciplines and draw upon many different approaches and ways of thinking. (…) As always in these pages there is a rich mixture of views and approaches and although each paper has distinct qualities there is also a lot to be gained from reading them together.
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