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Category: News
Earth Debates 4: How do we feed 9 billion people in 2050?
Date: 11 April 2012Time: 1930 GMTLocation: Natural History Museum, London Watch the debate live! As world population rises we are facing increasing challenges to find suitable land and harness enough water to produce more...
Open Letter to the Secretary General of the UNCSD
Co-Chairs of the Bureau for Rio+20 and Member-States of the United Nations RIGHTS AT RISK AT THE UNITED NATIONS We – the civil society organizations and social movements who have responded to the call...
Earth Debates 3: Green cities in a green economy- how to pioneer a sustainable transition?
The third Earth Debate, hosted by the Natural History Museum, London in partnership with Stakeholder Forum and the British Council will focus on cities. Cities will play an increasing role in the welfare of...
Earth Debates Press Release
HOW CAN WE MEASURE PROGRESS? EARTH DEBATES – FLAGSHIP EVENT SERIES IN PREPARATION OF RIO+20 London – 22nd February, 2012 – Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a universal measure of a country’s economic activity...
Post-Thatcher generation calls for new political consensus
A generation of young thinkers and campaigners are calling for a new post-Thatcherite political consensus, in a new book to be publicly launched this Thursday 23rd February.
Launch of Global Sustainability Panel Report
The Global Sustainability Panel Secretariat, Aviva Investors and Stakeholder Forum for a Sustainable Future invite you to attend the event: How can the private sector contribute to Global Sustainability? This event is part of...
Ask your MP to attend a parliamentary debate on Rio+20
On Tuesday 28th February, a debate on Rio+20 motioned by the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) will take place from 19:00 in the House of Commons.
Global Transition 2012 Dialogue # 2
Saturday 17th March 1pm-6pm (EST) with an evening reception; Sunday 18 March 10am-3:30pm (EST)
UN ‘needs greater integration between science and policy’
A report by a top-level political panel has endorsed calls for greater integration of science into all levels of policymaking on sustainable development.