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Parallel Sessions: Tuesday 27 March 2012 - Options and opportunities 10:30 Land-use change, ecosystem services and wellbeing: threats, conflicts, opportunities and the science-policy interface Pathways to sustainability: opening up diverse technological futures in the green economy Risk and opportunity in urban coasts Responses of SIDS states to the impacts of global environmental change Impacts of changing planetary pressures: adaptation strategies and disaster risk reduction Asian vision on transdisciplinary sustainability development and environmental research Global science for global governance of oceanic ecosystems and fisheries How international collaboration can strengthen biodiversity monitoring Tackling the air pollution and climate change challenge: a science/policy dialogue Collective action for the transition to a sustainable society: building the research and action agenda Pro-Action Cafe - Meeting global energy demands: generating new ideas for energy security Coastal disasters, resilience and adaptation - examining successful strategies Life in extreme environments: from knowledge to sustainable exploitation of new resources under growing pressures How do we add value to Earth system science via networking, capacity enhancement and communication? 12:30 Which land-use / land-cover changes induce important feedbacks and effects in the climate system? People and the planet: the impact of the demographic transition (I) Programme on Ecosystem Change and Society (PECS) The European Union Horizon 2020: research on climate, resource efficiency and raw materials Current opinions in global environmental change and human health - a roundtable discussion Searching the past for clues to the future (IHOPE) 21st century conservation: ecosystems for human health and well being Future Earth: research for global sustainability Making the vision reality I - visions of sustainability Recognising, demonstrating and capturing ecosystem service values: lessons from TEEB and EEPSEA Youth perspectives on promoting green economy in south and central Asia: options and opportunities 14:00 Earth stewardship: strategies and solutions for a rapidly changing planet People and the planet: the impact of the demographic transition (II) Managing river corridors under the prospects of climate change: a challenge considering conflicting ecosystem services Prospects of information and communications technology (ICT) for sustainability in developing countries Biodiversity and ecosystem service science for a sustainable planet: scientific priorities for the decade 2012-20 from the DIVERSITAS community Past and present sea level rise and ice sheets Resilient communities: local pathways to meet the energy, climate and resource depletion challenges Green and emerging challenges in Asia Urbanisation as an opportunity for a sustainable future Earth under pressure: maximising the value of soil The digital age and tipping points in social networks: opportunities for planetary stewardship World Cafe - How science and business can create a more sustainable world together Challenges of integration Social science framing of transition to sustainability 16:00 Climate, energy and water: a challenge for integrated management of planetary boundaries Methane in the climate system - the basic science and reduction, adaptation and mitigation strategies Data challenges for global sustainability Geo-engineering: engineering constraints Intensifying agriculture within planetary boundaries Water: integrated assessment, governance and management in changing conditions at global, regional and transboundary levels Conservation of freshwater ecosystems: towards sustainable management for future generations Putting the concept of ecosystem services into practice: science, assessment and policy Land-use / land-cover changes and climate: what plausible options to manage future land-uses? Sustainable infrastructure systems: energy, water, transport, waster and digital communications Making climate science useful: effective dialogue between climate scientists and humanitarian and development 'end users' Extreme climate events in Amazonia: causes, consequences and strengthening socio-ecological systems to build resilience Climate extremes and risks 17:45 Unconference: you set the agenda 18:00 Shifting shores: imagining coastal change 18:00 - 19:00 Future Earth: Town Hall meeting

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