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Modern societies face a profound challenge: how to manage the Earth’s limited and largely common-pool resources—our air, water, soil, and biodiversity—while ensuring human well-being. Unsustainable consumption, global inequality, and accelerating climate and ecological crises show that our current systems of production and governance are out of balance. Addressing these challenges requires not just better data or technology, but a new way of understanding the complex feedback between nature, economy, and society.
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Exploring the Vital Connections Between Biodiversity, Water, Food, Climate and Health: Insights from the IPBES Nexus Assessment
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Exploring the Vital Connections Between Biodiversity, Water, Food, and Health: Insights from the IPBES Nexus Assessment
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Director of new Centre for Socio-Environmental Systems appointed
University22 October 2024