The threat of small households

Nico Keilman ()
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Nico Keilman: University of Oslo, Blindern

Nature, 2003, vol. 421, issue 6922, 489-490

Abstract: Many studies have suggested that the increasing global human population is having a negative effect on biodiversity. According to new work, another threat comes from the rising number of households.

Date: 2003
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