Columbia University’s Earth Institute / Svalbard facility / /
IndustryTerm
sustainable management / wider ecosystem services / sustainable ecosystem management / oil recovery / possible ecosystem services / food riots / chemical breakdown / energy needs / steel materials / wood products / broader ecosystem services / stream systems / chemical and technological inputs / chemical breaktion / important food crop / food availability / staple food prices / Large pipeline networks / instantaneous solutions / carbon-intensive building materials / energy alternatives / ecosystem services / oil field optimization technique / systems management / excellent infrastructure / Community-scale wood energy combustion / ecosystem management / forest-energy outputs / natural systems / oil / agricultural systems / sound energy sources / food / forest products / cent insurance / greenhouse gas emissions / oil and gas industry / fossil-fuelled cheap transportation / forest management / target site / dyke-pond systems / long-term construction products / food production / bank / oil and gas reservoirs / food crops / Sustainable forest management / energy delivery / per capita food demand / food security / biochar production technologies / energy sector / durable products / electricity needs / wood-energy development / intensified agricultural systems / injection technology / biochar product / worstcase global food crisis / soil ecosystem services / energy technologies / energy-efficient and reliable structures / technology transfer / /
NaturalFeature
Herbert Lake / Rocky Mountains / Canadian forest / Svalbard archipelago / Lake Louise / Mount Pinatubo / /
Organization
Scientific Research Society / Government of Norway / United Nations Foundation / Commission on Sustainable Development / UN’s Food and Agricultural Organization / Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service / Sigma Xi / United Nations / Norwegian Government / Columbia University’s Earth Institute / Royal Society / /
Person
Pollution / /
Region
Scandinavia / central Amazon / Latin America / Southeast Asia / /
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