Megafauna and ecosystem function from the Pleistocene to the Anthropocene

Overview of attention for article published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, January 2016

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@andemingo @jordialgerri @JuanPascual4 @sushi6000 Si. la industria contamina menos. https://t.co/vUivhOzLRl

@HKarlsborn @snyggbonde 2/2 Dagens miljönissar vill avsluta arbetet som grottmänniskorna påbörjade genom att utrota kor. https://t.co/NnBrvqyDIs

@Kizwiz6 @comte_st @MadBomberHat @OurWorldInData 2. that all GHG emissions by livestock are anthropogenic (they are not https://t.co/W9SFwP9DZx) 3. that all livestock production systems and all grass-fed livestock management has the same sustainability …

@comte_st @Kizwiz6 @MadBomberHat Note that this https://t.co/Z8fu17RaF4 is not exclusively a carbon issue. The similarities between the outcomes of wildlife and well-managed livestock point to a much broader ecosystem function issue. Unsurprisingly, liv…

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