New Article Requests
Please add requests for new articles here, including missing articles updated by the bot below in the "Pages needing attention" section. The goal is to have no broken links from articles on sustainability, environment, or ecology. This list is indiscriminate. If there are specific items on this list you are interested in, add them to the approriate area in Requested articles (probably science)
- Article requests:
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- Access and Benefit Sharing Agreements (ABAs)
- Alkalai bees (Pollinator decline)
- Chapelin (Food chain)
- Chemlawn philosophy (Pollinator decline)
- Combustion emissions (Dead zone)
- Competition-colonization trade-offs (Competitive exclusion principle)
- Dieoff (Ecocide)
- Ecosystem function
- Ecological unit (Ecosystem)
- Erosion of biodiversity (Biodiversity)
- Fair agreement on benefit sharing (Biodiversity)
- Fair agreement (Bioprospecting)
- Fatal Light Awareness Program (Light pollution)
- Fluvial deposits (Desert)
- Global Mining Initiative (Sustainability)
- Nuclear Waste Repository Act (and about 30 other environmental acts, Environmental Protection Agency)
- Nutrient flow (Synecology)
- Pleistocene Horned Gopher (Ecological selection)
- Resource competition (Competitive exclusion principle)
- Rogers Lake Playa at Edwards Air Force Base, California (Desert)
- Saprotrophic bacteria (Nitrogen cycle)
- Sean Nee (Biodiversity)
- Seed crop (Pollinator decline)
- Small-subunit ribosomal RNA (Biodiversity)
- Temperate Deserts (Biome)
- Thornthwaite climate classification (Climate)
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