The Intersection of Climate and Communities   Climate change and extreme extraction threaten the places we live and love in many ways, but perhaps the most powerful is the threat posed to the water and land we depend on

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IPY 2007–2008 and Social Sciences: A Challenge of Fifty Years Igor Krupnik Member, Joint Committee for IPY 2007–2008, Smithsonian Institution This paper offers an insider‘s summary of one of the most exciting compo

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• Poles
• International Polar Year
• Antarctic
• International Heliophysical Year
• Scott Polar Research Institute
• Polar region
• International Geophysical Year
• Association of Polar Early Career Scientists
• Physical geography
• Extreme points of Earth
• Earth sciences

In the last 20 years, Nicaragua has been the fourth country most affected by extreme weather events worldwide (Germanwatch Report, The country is investing in humanitarian aid to respond to emergencies caused by

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JEREMY WADE BIOGRAPHY Biologist, Extreme Angler and Host of River Monsters The world’s most fearless fisherman, Jeremy Wade, is a biologist, teacher, writer and television host who has been traveling (mostly solo) to t

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Chapter 16: The Economy of the West after the Civil War Labor Most people thought the West would be poor farmland, with extreme temperatures and little rain. They imagined the land had few trees. The West included Califo

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massive head He may well be the most extreme example of genetic manipulation

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Armenian Research Project Nearly one hundred years ago Armenians suffered one of the first genocides of the twentieth century. That atrocity was the most severe example of the extreme forms of population politics that ac

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• History of the Turkic peoples
• Ethnic cleansing
• Committee of Union and Progress
• Ethnic groups in Turkey
• World War I
• Genocide
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• Asia
• Criminal law

States of Denial: States with the Most Federal Disaster Aid Sent ClimateScience Deniers to Congress Daniel J. Weiss, Jackie Weidman, and Stephanie Pinkalla September 11, 2013

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• Occupational safety and health
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• Extreme weather
• Disaster
• U.S. Global Change Research Program
• United States federal budget
• Atmospheric sciences
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paraguay The time has come for budget transparency The distribution of land and income has been so skewed that inequality is among the most extreme in Latin America. Six decades of Colorado Party rule produced no polici

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• Republics
• International relations
• Millennium Development Goals
• Latin America
• Outline of Paraguay
• Americas
• Political geography
• Paraguay

DYNAMIC PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOSYNTHESIS ROBERTO ASSAGIOLI, M.D. When we observe the most obvious characteristics of contemporary civilization, we are struck by its extreme extraversion, its desire to know and master the f

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• Spiritual evolution
• Behavioural sciences
• Psychosynthesis
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• Complex
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