"The Urban Cliff Revolution"

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This paper discusses the urban cliff revolution and is divided into three questions. The first question relates to the hypothesis itself. The second question relates to the perspectives that the hypothesis provides. The final section looks at the benefits of the hypothesis.

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"The relationships between the natural world and human built structures have always been controversial. Many researchers believe that human built structures are somehow separate from the rest of nature and ecosystems in particular. It's like nature stops where human settlements begin. Others have argued that human built structures and settlements are as big a part of nature as any other environment. In fact many of these researches argue that human settlements such as cities are fully functional ecosystems like forests, lakes or deserts. In The Urban Cliff Revolution Douglas Larson et al provide a unique hypothesis about urban environments."

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