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13 Dec 2018: Please read our email privacy notice for details. Subjects. People. 2024 University of Cambridge.

30 Oct 2014: in wealth and power, can lead to poor trade-offs being made, both for the ecosystem itself and those who rely on it. ... Sometimes economics will favour conservation and sometimes it won’t. But conservationists need to plan for both outcomes.”.

12 Oct 2015: By emphasizing the links between individual consumption decisions and outcomes for the whole economy, his work has helped transform modern microeconomics, macroeconomics and development economics.”. ... Professor Sanjeev Goyal, Chair of the Faculty of

21 Jun 2023: But unless other areas see compensating increases in food output then this reduces local production, increases demand for food imports, and so damages biodiversity overseas. ... Professor Bateman, a Professor of Environmental Economics at the University

9 Mar 2018: She said; “A key role for the Museum is engaging with the public and raising awareness of work in biological and environmental sciences. ... For image use please see separate credits above. Share. Published. 09 Mar 2018.

4 Mar 2015: Quintero. “This fragmentation may be the key element of the ‘threshold’ tipping point for biodiversity.”. ... on land that can be set aside for PAs means that biodiversity conservation success depends on protecting native vegetation on private

9 Dec 2022: The MoU we are signing today with the Secretariat of the Convention will enable us to work closely together towards our shared objectives for capacity development. ... It is a proud moment for me and everyone involved in the Masters.”.

12 Dec 2019: For my PhD, I work with the University and several NGOs, all of which have an office in the same building. ... Over those two months, I began to really build respect for my own ideas as well as those of others.

15 Feb 2022: challenge. The best defence is for farming is to be less defensive about some of the problems it has contributed to. ... most precious but fragile landscapes for the benefit of nature, people and the climate.

17 Sep 2009: To some extent, they were institutions for a completely different, more monopolistic world. ... It is difficult to explain to current job market entrants how different things were for their parents when they were embarking on their working lives.