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Many Small Decisions: Incorporating Ecological Knowledge in Land-Use Decisions in the United Statesaching effects on ecological systems, including simplification of the landscape, modification of natural disturbance patterns, changes in soil and water quantity and quality, and altered movement of nutrients, organisms, and other elements of ecological systems.

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