Interdisciplinary approach

Interdisciplinary approach

The utilization, combination, and coordination of (two or more) appropriate disciplines (specialists from the natural sciences, social sciences, applied sciences) technologies, and humanities in an integrated approach toward environmental problems. It generally includes frequent interactions (contacts between the disciplines) specialist under an ecological orientation.

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