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1 Earth Economics By Dave Batker, Isabel de la Torre and Maya kocian

2 Economics Microeconomics Macroeconomics

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5 Katrina and Scale: Loss of local ecosystems

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16 Amazon RainForest Photos: www.ecuador-travel.net

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19 The Capital of the Earth Built Capital Social Capital Human Capital Natural Capital

20 Food Carbon Sequestration Wildlife Watching Storm Protection

21 Pollination Water purification Medicines

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