Retooling Collaboration: A Vision for Environmental Change Research
Environment Science and Policy for Sustainable DevelopmentPublished 1 March 2005
William Pike, Brent Yarnal, Alan M. MacEachren, Mark Gahegan, Chaoqing Yu
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In a world connected by networks that enable instant transmission of voices, images, and data, environmental science is changing in ways that bring researchers, students, decisionmakers, and citizens closer than ever before. Realizing the potential of this connected world depends on building an infrastructure, both technological and human, that enables effective interaction.