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Cambridge University Press / CSIRO Publishing / The Sydney Morning Herald / World Wide Fund / Cornell University Press / /
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Switzerland / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Institute of Public Administration Australia’s National Conference / Health The Australian National University / Australia Institute / /
IndustryTerm
per capita energy consumption / health services / energy use / Per capita energy use / excess food people / food / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / potent technologies / mass media / /
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Sunshine Coast / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Public Administration / Australia Institute / Australian National University / Canberra / Press Office / World Wide Fund for Nature / Australian Bureau of Statistics / Public Administration Australia / OECD / Cornell University / Liberal Party / World Conservation Union / IUCN / World Bank / United Nations / World Economic Forum / Richard Eckersley National Centre for Epidemiology / UN Statistical Commission / modern paradox Richard Eckersley National Centre / /
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Mike Salvaris / Going / Damien Broderick / Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi / Stephen Linder / Woody Allen / John Howard / Richard Eckersley / Reg Morrison / /
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economist / psychologist / leading researcher / chief economist / Prime Minister / fiction and science writer / model / vice president and lead author / journalist / writer / /
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