How to avoid system collapse? It's the ecology, stupid!

The Ecologist
Aug 22, 2016, 9:20 am117 pts
Ecosystems don't collapse a little at a time, writes James Dyke, but all of a sudden. So how can we see the danger signs and act in time to save them? A new study of eutrophic lakes shows that the answer lies, not in nutrient levels but in the shifting ecology of different species types: keystones, weeds and…

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