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Tundi’s Take: Are we too preoccupied with scale?
By Tundi Agardy, MEAM Contributing Editor
Mismatch of scale is the thorn in the side of marine managers. Can we do what we need to do to achieve EBM at the scale required? Or will we always fall short?
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Perspective: Navigating long time horizons and uncertainty in planning
By Jennie Hoffman
I have heard it argued that many planning horizons are too short to effectively incorporate climate change. How can a five-year recovery plan, for example, deal with changes that aren't expected to manifest for 30 or 50 years – particularly when there is uncertainty about exactly when and how those changes will play out?
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