COP 20 LIMA Panel Forum on: Healthy global landscapes are necessary to deliver sustainable development and to have positive impacts on climate change. The negotiation focus needs to shift on how scaleable and integrated solutions can be implemented with urgency.
The University of Earth: Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: Owen Gaffney, Future Earth, Stockholm Centre for Resilience, Research Community Providing Evidence for Climate Change, Biodiversity, Land System Use, etc.
Fish Crime Symposium, Dept of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cape Town, 12-15 October 2015, Day 2 No 8 – Commander Dr Kamal-Deen Ali, Navy Legal Advisor Ghana and Executive Director of Maritime Law and Security, Fish Crime common in Ghana, Yellow Card, EU **RETRACTION NOTICE** We would like to apologize for the incorrect spelling of […]
As a follow up on the agreed Global Goal on Adaptation requirement as per Paris agreement, panel speakers, Mr Harjeet Singh (Action Aid), Mr Sandeep Chamling Rai (WWF Intl.) and Mr Sven Harmeling (Care Intl.) present and speak on the launch of their Global Goal on Adaptation report and the ultimate objective of climate change […]
The University of Earth, Urgent Action Series: COP 21 Paris 2015: A Panel of Young Graduates discusses their interest in the Ocean and problems caused by Global Warming
Roger Godwin and Luke Boshier discuss the current state of education. Sustainability as the relationship with oneself and one’s immediate environment. We need to step back to the time before greed superceded need. Luke is focused on post-collapse rather than holding onto what we have. Current Education conditions the mind to consumption. We need a new […]
Fish Crime Symposium, Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Cape Town, 12-15 October 2015, Day 2 No 20 – Bernard Liedemann from DAFF SA – Whistleblowers, Co-operation with US, Maritime Crime, Organised crime