April 17th, 2015 Volume 152, Issue 668 Week 16 “The ones who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones that generally do.”

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WCSS Bulletin 9th Thursday, 2 February 2012

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• The Energy and Resources Institute
• Delhi Sustainable Development Summit
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• Environment
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Feeding Future Generations and Preserving the Planet THE ROLE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT Ghassem R. Asrar, Director Joint Global change Research Institute of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Un

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• World food price crisis
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To Rule, or not to Rule is not the question (for organizing change towards resilience in an integrated world) 12 1

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7 Billion Actions Connecting People. Inspiring Change. By the close of 2011, the global population will have reached 7 billion people.

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Transnational activism and global social change Jackie Smith Scholarship on transnational activism has documented important relationships between transnational activism and changes in the normative and institutional arra

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Proceedings of the Resilient Cities 2014 congress Session D1: Green infrastructure solutions for climate change adaptation A framework for using open green spaces for climate change adaptation and resilience in Barranqu

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The concept of “Fuel AND Food” explained The ILUC factor Internationally, using agricultural land for the production of bio-energy crops has been subject to criticism. Food prices may go up, as less agricultural land

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• Energy crops
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• Panicum virgatum
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! ! J-N Thépaut, Bernard Pinty* and D. Dee! ECMWF! *:  Copernicus  G2  Unit  

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PROFILE Mission possible “To tackle big problems like climate change, we first have to measure invisibly tiny aerosols of the atmosphere.” – Academy Professor Markku Kulmala wants to construct a world-wide net of

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