Eckersley, R[removed]Backs to the future: The psychosocial dynamics of the global emergency. In B. Douglas (Ed), Placing global change on the Australian election agenda: Essays on vital issues that are being ignored. June

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• Hazards
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• and planet Earth
• Ipsos
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Living in harmony with nature Inland Waters Biodiversity Water supports all life on Earth. Freshwater is the most important natural resource on the planet. Inland waters include all kinds of inland water bodies, fresh o

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• Aquatic ecology
• Systems ecology
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• Ecosystem
• Habitat destruction
• Biodiversity
• Freshwater ecosystem
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• Terminology

Living in harmony with nature Marine and Coastal Biodiversity Oceans cover 70% of our planet and represent over 95% of the biosphere. Marine and coastal habitats cover a diverse spectrum—from those near terrestrial en

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• Philosophy of biology
• Fisheries
• Biodiversity
• Census of Marine Life
• Marine biology
• Zoology
• Sustainable fishery
• Coral reef
• International Collective in Support of Fishworkers
• Biology
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Integrating Observations to Sustain our Planet Increasingly, GEO’s collaborative initiatives will help address regional and local challenges with greater precision, helping growing economies reduce costs to public sect

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• Geography
• Earth
• Earth observation
• CLIMAT
• Meteorology
• Planetary science
• Global Monitoring for Environment and Security
• Remote sensing
• Global Earth Observation System of Systems
• Group on Earth Observations

Forthcoming  in  Environmental  Values  ©The  White  Horse  Press  http://www.whpress.co.uk     A Conceptual Framework to Enable the Changes Required for a One-Planet Future Maria Honig, S

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• Ethology
• Value-action gap
• Theory of planned behavior
• Earth
• Behavioural change theories
• Organizational behavior
• Environmental psychology
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• Theory of reasoned action
• Behavior
• Environmental social science
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Eckersley, R. 1999, Dreams and expectations: Young people’s expected and preferred futures and their significance for education. Futures, vol. 31, no. 1, pp[removed]DREAMS AND EXPECTATIONS Young people’s expected and

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• Futurology
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Submitted to the 17th meeting of the OECD Global Science Forum INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATION: INTERNATIONAL YEARS OF SCIENCE AND THE LAUNCH OF THE INTERNATIONAL POLAR YEAR[removed]Prepared by George C. Stirli

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• Science
• International Polar Year
• International Heliophysical Year
• International Year of Planet Earth
• Arctic
• International Council for Science
• Antarctic
• International Year of Deserts and Desertification
• International Union of Geological Sciences
• Earth sciences
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UNIONS4CLIMATE ACTION: Sign Up For Climate Justice There are no jobs on a dead planet Climate change is a trade union issue

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• Earth
• Just Transition
• Climate justice
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• Shale gas
• International Union of Geological Sciences
• Hydrogeology
• Geological Survey of Ireland
• Groundwater
• Geology
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Planet earth and technology background

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