Resources Magazine: The Limits to Ingenuity

James Boyd

When is ingenuity likely to help solve ecological problems? Is humanity's ability to innovate its way around environmental problems relevant to how we think about conservation? I tackle these questions and contemplate the limits to ingenuity in a piece for the latest issue of Resources. Read the full article here.

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