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4 Dec 2020: He develops numerical models in order to test our understanding of processes through the ability of these models to faithfully simulate real-world phenomena, as well as address concerns regarding the ... Durant, A.J., Le Quéré, C., Hope, C. and Friend,

7 Jul 2020: 19. Estimating Total and Sector-specific Economic Outputs. for the Different Policy Options. ... Other Sectors and Overall GDP. 25. Broad-sense Economic and Non-monetary Values.

18 Nov 2020: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Building a Green Economic Region: The Environmental Ambitions of the AUG. ... How do we ensure that the skills, innovation, research and teaching in our region’s Universities help to deliver environmentally

9 Jul 2020: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Protecting 30% of the planet for nature: costs, benefits and economic implications. ... Economic Benefits of Protecting 30% of Planet’s Land and Ocean Outweigh the Costs at Least 5-to-1.

15 Oct 2020: She previously studied Economics at the University of Zurich (BA, UZH), International Development Management and Anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Science (MSc, LSE), Science and Technology Studies

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.

22 Jun 2020: ten disciplines to examine the economic impacts of the proposed CBD target to protect 30% of the planet for nature. ... He has lived and worked in 8 countries and started his own consultancy (The Working Ant) on biodiversity economics and finance in 2018.

12 Jun 2020: London School of Economics and Political Science (Co-Chair). Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ... the technical, social, psychological, institutional, and economic issues of climate change and how practical action can be implemented.

4 Dec 2020: variability as a platform to test hypotheses around mechanisms.

10 Jun 2020: Richard Bradbury will be presenting  on the 17th June and will be talking about ‘The economic consequences of conserving or restoring sites for nature'.

12 Jun 2020: Presentations can be focused on any area (eg technologies, policies, economics, etc) but must be connected to the overall theme of the conference. ... Five keywords about the presentation, including at least one selected from the following: technologies,

13 Oct 2020: use my research to develop and test conservation management strategies which support species’ survival in a changing world.

17 Jun 2020: Over its seven year duration, the programme has included a diverse range of topics relating to sustainability studies, ranging from the environment and behaviour, to policy and economics.

23 Apr 2020: It therefore cannot tell us how to behave. For these insights, we have to look beyond science and economics. ... But moral conviction is needed if we are to be willing to curb our consumption and to reshape the economic systems in which we are enmeshed.

8 Jul 2020: Dr Matthew Agarwala will discuss the wealth paradigm, links to biodiversity and the pandemic, and using the wealth economy as the basis of our economic recovery.

9 Jun 2020: how these factors interact with socio-economic positions.

6 Jul 2020: They say that lessons learned the hard way in containing COVID-19 – the need for early intervention to reduce death and economic damage; the curbing of some aspects of people’s ... The scientists point out that delayed action resulting in more

16 Nov 2020: Dr Matthew Agarwala will discuss the wealth paradigm, links to biodiversity and the pandemic, and using the wealth economy as the basis of our economic recovery.

10 Jul 2020: Paul De Vrieze (University of Bournemouth) on web systems. July 30th – Securing Global Governance and Economic Law - SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. ... Holger Sparrman (Harvard University) on linkages of law and economics. Online

17 Jun 2020: for nature by 2030, but what would the economic implications be and how could it ever be financially feasible?