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Economist Alfred E. Kahn's premise of “the tyranny of small decisions” is applicable to environmental issues. Examples of so-called “small decision effects” range from loss of prime farmland and acid precipitation to mismanagement of the Florida Everglades. A holistic rather than reductionist perspective is needed to avoid the undesirable, cumulative effects of small decisions.
William E. Odum (Fri,) studied this question.
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