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Strategies to mainstream climate change, energy, water and food security nexus knowledge and skills

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Smith, Michael
Dyer, Georges

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The latest science warns that unless urgent action is taken, our civilisation will,over the next two decades, pass irreversible climatic, hydrological and ecological tipping points. Achieving the required rate and scale of change at the global, national and local level involves the informed participation of many actors: investors, business, government, educators, as well as citizens and communities.

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Climate, Energy and Water

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2037-12-31