James J. Duderstadt The University of Michigan VIII Glion Colloquium June / Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant / /
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1 “Global Sustainability: Timescales, Magnitudes, Paradigms, and Black Swans” James J. Duderstadt The University of Michigan