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25 Sep 2009: economic basis for a functional urban region.”. OFFICES IN EUROPE, ASIA-PACIFIC AND THE AMERICAS. ... Appropriate hybrid solutions economic, social and environmental. Urban Sustainability Through Intensification –. by Appropriate Use of Space, Time,

4 Aug 2009: From 6-11 September, the taxonomy and cultivation of this wonderful garden plant of increasing economic importance will be studied in detail at the First International Lavender Conference, hosted and organised

1 Aug 2009: Economic growth goes hand-in-hand with urbanisation, but this leads to an increasing demand for energy and a rising environmental impact. ... Cities are complex systems,’ explained Professor Leslie. ‘Even individual issues such as environmental impact

27 Oct 2009: Mullarkey studied Economics, Social and Political Sciences at Cambridge and was President of the Footlights, an amateur theatrical club run by students.

18 Mar 2009: Cambridge City is the key economic driver of the eastern region. ... understanding of the economic impact of its proposals. •

1 May 2009: Professor Andrew Balmford and colleagues in the Department of Zoology have worked with RSPB to coordinate a major review of the economic consequences of losing what is left of wild nature; ... the conclusion – that converting remaining habitat patches

23 Oct 2009: Sean Koh (pictured left), a third-year economics student at Trinity Hall, and Doug Cochran (right), a second-year affiliate law student at Emmanuel College, competed in five rounds against 96

6 Mar 2009: The event, in Cambridge, has been organised by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Gender Equality Network as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science. ... thousands of people which has been charting the effects of social and economic

10 Mar 2009: The implications of the report are far reaching – for economic competitiveness and prosperity, our physical and mental health and mental wellbeing, social cohesion and inclusion, antisocial behaviour and even criminality.

28 Sep 2009: However, globalisation and socio-economic change exert complex pressures on smaller communities, eroding expressive diversity and transforming culture through assimilation to more- dominant ways of life.