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Reply to Piperno et al.: It is too soon to argue for localized, short-term human impacts in interfluvial Amazonia

May 23, 2017

Reply to Bistline and Blanford: Letter reaffirms conclusions and highlights flaws in previous research

Jul 12, 2016

More than one arrow in the quiver: Why “100% renewables” misses the mark

Jul 12, 2016

Reply to Levine-Schnur: Decisions to deforest illegally are influenced by fines and their perceived enforcement probability

Jun 21, 2016

How to compare and measure different levels of law enforcement: Observing differences in legislation is not enough

Jun 21, 2016

Where and how to prioritize fishery reform?

Jun 21, 2016

Reply to Szuwalski: Recognizing ecological income inequality in the ocean

Mar 29, 2016

Changing fisheries productivity and food security

Mar 29, 2016

Analysis of data on endangered species consultations reveals nothing regarding their economic impacts

Mar 22, 2016

Reply to Weiland et al.: The point is to bring data to inform policy, not to rely solely on anecdotes

Mar 22, 2016