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International Human Dimensions Programme / Atmospheric sciences / Earth System Science Partnership / International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme / ESSP / Global change / Diversitas / Global Land Project / International Council for Science / World Climate Research Programme / Future Earth / International Global Atmospheric Chemistry
Date: 2011-03-09 09:03:09
International Human Dimensions Programme
Atmospheric sciences
Earth System Science Partnership
International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme
ESSP
Global change
Diversitas
Global Land Project
International Council for Science
World Climate Research Programme
Future Earth
International Global Atmospheric Chemistry

GECAFS Working Paper 6 Envisioning Earth System Science for Societal Needs The development of Joint Projects and the Earth System Science Partnership (ESSP) John Ingram, Will Steffen and Pep Canadell

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