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Lindsay Patterson

Arctic wildlife monitored with unmanned aircraft

Weatherhead said that the real value of unmanned aircraft is allowing scientists to be proactive in studying the Arctic wildlife.

Climate science is in, but is the psychology understood?

A guide to the psychology of communicating climate change offers tips on making science more clear - but is it too late to be heard?

William C. Clark: ‘Sustainability isn’t a new concept’

Listen to Harvard's William C. Clark talk about what 'sustainable development' really means, and why it's a matter of life and death.

Malcolm Potts on empowering Afghanistan’s women

Malcolm Potts said he agrees with the many studies which suggest that empowering women through increased access to education and contraceptives is key to 21st century peace and stability.

Vicki Wilde says women are key to agriculture in Africa

Many parts of Africa struggle with food insecurity. Vicki Wilde believes that putting African women in agricultural research positions can help.

Herman Daly on the case for a steady state economy

Herman Daly has advocated a transition to what's called a steady state economy, in which both human population and physical wealth are relatively stable.

Juerg Matter on Iceland’s new carbon storage project

"Obviously, carbon dioxide storage is not the silver bullet solution for climate change, but it's one of them, and it's a good one," says Juerg Matter .

Walter Baethgen helps farmers prepare for climate extremes

Walter Baethgen says climate variability could threaten the livelihoods of small farmers, like those in Latin America, who are already struggling.

Kevin Trenberth says there’s less water flowing in world’s rivers

The 2009 study by Kevin Trenberth identified the influence of climate change on rainfall as the main cause of river decline.

Jeffrey Sachs says challenge of sustainability defines our generation

Jeffrey Sachs said the quality of our lives - and our children's lives - depends on making the human population on the planet more sustainable.

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