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Mitigating Climate Change | Cameron Hepburn | World Economic Forum 2015
"Climate change and our oceans" with Prof Gideon Henderson and Prof David Marshall
"Hopes and fears: why people disagree about how to tackle climate" with Dr Rob Bellamy
"Climate change: what science and the IPCC report has to say" with Prof Myles Allen & Prof Nick Eyre
"Climate change: dealing with uncertainty" with Prof Tim Palmer
"The metabolism of a human-dominated planet" with Prof Yadvinder Malhi
Creating a climate for change: counting down to the 2015 UN climate negotiations
"Is the Planet Full?" - Panel Discussion
"Well fed? The health and environmental implications of our food choices" with Prof Susan Jebb, Dr Tara Garnett & Prof Mike Rayner
WEF Ideas Lab: Cooling the Climate
Reducing food waste requires a whole systems approach
Panel debate: Is the Planet Full?
"Mapping and identifying biodiversity: using new technology to understand our ecosystem" By Prof Kathy Willis, Dr Peter Long, Dr Timos Papadopoulos and Thomas Nickson
"Now for the long term" Sir John Beddington & Lord Rees
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