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SCIENCE DESK | April 5, 2005, Tuesday

Report Tallies Hidden Costs of Human Assault on Nature

By ANDREW C. REVKIN (NYT) 1046 words
Late Edition - Final , Section F , Page 2 , Column 2

DISPLAYING FIRST 50 OF 1046 WORDS - For decades, scientists have been warning that human activities were extinguishing species, altering the climate and degrading landscapes. Now a group of experts has reframed the issue, releasing a sweeping report that measures damage not to nature itself, but to the things nature does for ... In the report, part...

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