Titlebook: Environmental Realism; Challenging Solution Kristan Cockerill,Melanie Armstrong,Jordan G. Okie Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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,River Management and Restoration: Addressing Yesterday’s Solutions,ence this history is rife with examples of the problem-solution-problem cycle. River improvement programs in the nineteenth century are connected to flood control concerns in the early twentieth century, which are subsequently related to river restoration efforts in the twenty-first century. In each

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The Human Nature of Infectious Disease,in order to manage the ways microbes mutate, adapt, and evolve, even while recognizing organisms’ essential nature. Public health practices from the past and present exemplify this ongoing quest to “solve” disease. Eradicating pathogens persists as a public health objective, even as new microbes eme

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R. Dereere,J.-M. Bouton,P. Deconincklood control concerns in the early twentieth century, which are subsequently related to river restoration efforts in the twenty-first century. In each era, problems have been defined and subsequent “solutions” implemented, too often with little regard for the reality of how rivers function over both short and long temporal and spatial scales.

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David E. Morrison,Michael Svennevigg . from nature and a belief that humans can contain or control biophysical processes. Solutionist thinking and language perpetuates a self-referential problem-solution-problem cycle that begs the question of what constitutes a “solution” and simultaneously elides the reality that human systems and biophysical systems are inseparable.

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Why Challenge Solutions?,g . from nature and a belief that humans can contain or control biophysical processes. Solutionist thinking and language perpetuates a self-referential problem-solution-problem cycle that begs the question of what constitutes a “solution” and simultaneously elides the reality that human systems and biophysical systems are inseparable.

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,River Management and Restoration: Addressing Yesterday’s Solutions,lood control concerns in the early twentieth century, which are subsequently related to river restoration efforts in the twenty-first century. In each era, problems have been defined and subsequent “solutions” implemented, too often with little regard for the reality of how rivers function over both short and long temporal and spatial scales.