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A. Parallel Sessions, Monday – State of the Planet Opinion1 #146185 Parallel Sessions: Monday 26 March 2012 - State of the Planet
Parallel Sessions: Monday 26 March 2012 - State of the Planet 13:00 From Planet Under Pressure to Rio +20: key messages from science to Rio 14:00 Atmospheric composition in a changing world: scientific knowledge and uncertainties Ice sheets and glaciers in a warming world Biosphere-climate interactions: quantifying the current state of land-atmosphere interactions World Cafe - Whole-systems solutions for sustainable development. What will it take? Nitrogen: too much of a good thing Staying away from the edge: avoiding biophysical, ecological and social tipping points Ocean acidification: ecological impacts and societal implications. Session 1 - the science Climate change prediction: what do we know and how can we best use this information? Current and future trends in CO2 emissions and sinks How has the planet responded to large climate change pressures in the past? Workshop - Integrating sustainable development into strategic planning in any organization. Part 1: The planet Tragedies and hopes of the global commons: biodiversity, climate and the oceans as global benefits It's debatable: a community discussion on scientific advances and the future of integrated Earth system science 16:00 Global environmental change and sustainable development in least developed countries New strategies for defining planetary boundaries State of the world's cities: an overview of interactions between cities and global environmental change Biodiversity loss and the emergence of infectious disease World Cafe - How can we ensure a green economy benefits the poorest people? State of the coastal zone Solving the water crisis: common action toward a sustainable water footprint Recognising and counteracting power in environmental governance Food security: challenges to closing yield, economic and nutritional gaps and sustainable food systems Securing global biodiversity: a human imperative for a sustainable planet Telecoupling and land change in emerging economies: trade and the rise of eco-consumerism Workshop - Integrating sustainable development into strategic planning in any organization What is the ocean worth to you? The Anthropocene: tracing the contours of Earth’s newest epoch

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