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Early Bird Registration and Exhibitor Prospectus Announced for 2012 GreenGov Symposium

The 2012 GreenGov Symposium aims to bring together leaders from government, the private sector, non-profits and academia to identify opportunities to create jobs, grow clean energy industries, and curb pollution by incorporating sustainable practices into the Federal Government¹s operations.

A strategy for restoring confidence and economic growth through green investment and innovation - LSE Policy Brief

With fiscal policy generally constrained by the need to restore confidence in the sustainability of public debt and the effectiveness of monetary policy to stimulate growth is reaching its limits, the question arises: what can advanced economy policymakers do to restore economic growth and stimulate investment?   A powerful instrument to restore growth is clear and credible policy to encourage investment in welfare-enhancing activities that need public support to be commercially viable. The low-carbon and wider 'green' sector is an exemplar for this.

UNECE Launches Green Economy Seminar Series With Discussion of Green Homes

UNECEThe UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) discussed residential energy efficiency at the first seminar in a series launched to promote actions towards a regional green economy. The Green Economy seminars will provide a forum for discussing the integration of social and environmental considerations in the lead-up to the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD or Rio+20).

Mega-cities by the sea (sustainable cities)

The latest episode of World Ocean Radio entitled "167: Thinking Like an Island" is now available. You will find this five-minute broadcast online at the World Ocean Observatory site. You may also subscribe to the weekly podcast on ITunes or find us on PRX.org and Audioport.org.

UNESCO Chair in CBR-GACER News

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health celebrates 15 years of social justice and community based participatory research ♦ Higher education must join up internationalisation and development, by Ranjika Bhandari ♦ End of 'Slave Trade' in Education ♦ CCPH 15th Anniversary Conference

 

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