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Peter Kareiva, chief scientist of The Nature Conservancy, provides a preview of his presentation for Cornell's 2013 Iscol Lecture.

 

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Stanford climatologist Stephen Schneider spoke at Cornell on April 29, 2009 as part of the Climate Change Forum, an initiative of Cornell faculty in the natural sciences, engineering, social sciences and humanities. Climate Change: Adapting to What We Can't Prevent and Preventing What We Can't Adapt to
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Jonathan Patz, professor of Environmental Studies & Population Health Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, discusses human health risks from climate change. Climate Change Forum: Foreboding Clouds & Silver Linings
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Dan Nepstad, chief program officer for environmental conservation at the Moore Foundation, studies the interaction between land use, forests and climate, especially in the Amazon Basin -- a topic at the forefront of current inquiry into global warming. He spoke at Cornell on Mar. 9, 2009 as part of the Climate Change Forum. Climate Controversies: Managing the Land Crisis and Containing Global Warming
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'Blue Covenant' author and water rights activist Maude Barlow Maude Barlow: Our Water Commons
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Shreekant Gupta, professor of public policy at the National University of Singapore, discusses the implications of a global cap-and-trade system for curbing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and the allocation of GHG quotas for a global carbon market. Climate Change Forum: The Million Dollar Question
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Detlef van Vuuren on cutting emissions to contain global warming Climate Change Forum: How Low Can We Go?
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Iwan Azis on the implications for city and regional planning The Global Financial Crisis
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Presentations by Todd Schmit, Sam Simon and Patrick Hooker 2008 Agribusiness Economic Outlook Conference, Part 2
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Research scientist Frank Dentener discusses benefits and trade-offs of emission reduction options Climate Change and Air Pollution
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Cornell alum examines the interaction between oceans and climates Oceans and Climate Change: Impacts and Opportunities
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Evaluation officer for the World Bank shares lessons from the GEF experience Neeraj Negi: The Politics of Resource Allocation
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David Stevenson of the World Food Programme addresses change management and the world food crisis The Global Food Crisis: A Perfect Storm
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Jeff McNeely, chief conservation scientist for the World Conservation Union, delivered the first of two seminars on ecoagriculture, Jeff McNeely: Origins and Challenges of Ecoagriculture
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To combat global warming, we'll need to change the rules that underlay the global economy, transform global energy and allot carbon emissions much more fairly across the globe, said Timothy Wirth, president of the U.N. Foundation and Better World Fund. He delivered the 2008 Jill and Ken Iscol Distinguished Environmental Lecture in Call Auditorium, April 17. Timothy Wirth: The New International Economic Order
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