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8 Oct 2020: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Protecting 30% of the Planet for Nature: Costs, Benefits and Economic Implications. ... However, such a large increase in ambition raises concerns of reduced economic production and high public costs.

25 Mar 2020: Above all, an economic downturn leading to sustained loss of income means people’s mental and physical health will deteriorate. ... She is heading research in the fields of public policy economics, technology, industrial strategy and global inequality.

15 Dec 2020: Gaps in economic measurement have contributed to chronic underinvestment in natural and social capital,” said Coyle. ... The extreme human and economic cost of the pandemic arise from a failure to manage natural capital.

7 Jan 2020: Beef was a symbol of Britishness – it was thought to be one of the reasons for Britain’s economic and military power. ... As economic standards in China rise, diets are changing and the consumption of meat, particularly pork, is rising.

17 Apr 2020: 17/04/2020. Professor John Rallison, a former Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education at Cambridge, considers the long-term changes in university teaching wrought by the economic consequences of COVID-19. ... 5. Reflections: Will the economic consequences of

12 May 2020: Cartilage injury in humans – for example because of osteoarthritis or a sports injury – is a huge problem, and a huge economic burden,” said Dr Andrew Gillis from the University of ... It can severely impact quality of life, and has an extremely

13 May 2020: large mental health deficit associated with unemployment and economic inactivity. ... How does it work? Other European countries, such as Germany and Austria, have traditionally used short-time work programmes to deal with economic crises.

1 Dec 2020: An uncertain economic climate can also be a short-term deterrent to childbearing, and Reid says that COVID-19 and its economic effects may reduce numbers of births in the short ... A population with lots of old people and not enough working-age people

16 Nov 2020: We already know that ‘social capital’ or trust, in its different forms, has a big impact on economic success. ... An economic downturn leading to sustained loss of income means people’s mental and physical health will deteriorate along with their

12 Jun 2020: Eckstein used his commission to capture the social and economic realities of rural Anatolian villages. ... They shed light on the socio-economic conditions of Turkey’s rural population in the early years of the Republic’s existence.

2 Oct 2020: Sharon with her mother and aunt outside Gonville and Caius College (taken shortly after Sharon received her A-level results and secured her place). ... Sharon with her family (including cousins) outside her Gonville and Caius accommodation block.

28 Aug 2020: The climate crisis. Ageing populations. Persistent economic and social inequality. A decade of stagnant productivity growth. ... of PPE inin Cambridge, or in helping smaller firms to navigate the economic crisis inand Lancaster.

6 Jul 2020: Young women were particularly well represented among new arrivals to the city, and they were often placed in positions of domestic and economic dependence on mostly male employers. ... So infection rates represent a serious gap in our historical knowledge

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11 Dec 2020: She is Professor of Classics at the University of Cambridge. Book ticketsProfessor Jane Humphries CBE (NC 1967) is an economic historian who developed innovative research techniques to uncover the forgotten history ... She is now Professor Emerita of

15 Dec 2020: Combined with fertility demands for same-sex couples, it’s a market set to increase – and one likely to stay strong in economic downturns. ... At the same time, there is a closing down of reproduction opportunities for poorer migrant populations,

9 Nov 2020: How we choose to prioritise an economic and societal recovery will dramatically affect the outcomes of both for future generations. ... What’s next? In the years following the COVID-19 pandemic, economic growth will be a high priority for all countries.

15 Oct 2020: An article in The Economist, published at the end of March, gave further (pre-COVID) grounds for optimism about the continent's economic trajectory pointing, amongst other things, to "the emergence ... As all countries face the daunting task of

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16 Jan 2020: Thailand uses a staggering amount of single-use plastics every day, but its waste management system lags far behind its economic advances,” she explains.