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Guests share their personal memories of Mandela, stories of his flirty charm, his great humility, and stern authority.
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Find out more at http://www.wri.org/support-our-work. “We cannot afford to keep acting like the wildebeest.” – Andrew Steer, WRI President and CEO. The path we are on is neither sustainable, nor inevitable. We can create a more equitable and prosperous planet – but we need your help.
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This talk gives us examples on how beautiful the earth can be viewed from above. Earth observation can also help humanity in detecting earth movements or helping with valuable information of desaster areas.
Stephen is heading the Department of “Earth Observation” (EO) Science, Applications & Future Technologies of ESA at ESRIN (Frascati), where he is responsible for the exploitation of ESA EO missions (for science, public sector, including GMES, and commercial applications), future technologies programme, studies relating to future missions, interface between ESA’s EO missions with user communities (including consultation, managing requirements and providing scientific advice to the Agency), and ensuring Scientific support and providing application expertise in the development and exploitation phase of all missions and programmes.
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America’s midwest is one of the great agricultural zones of the world. The wheat, corn and soybean fields feed millions around the world. And to help meet demand, farmers are trying a novel approach – they’re growing their crops indoors. Al Jazeera’s John Hendren reports from Chicago.
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http://ecoethics.net/2013-ENVRE120/Video/20131208-BeLive-EV&N-137-Warsaw-Naidoo.htm
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Documentary about the doomed attempt of Eugene Terreblanche’s AWB to stop the 1994 elections which brought the ANC to power in South Africa.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-25373266
14 December 2013 Last updated at 03:48 ET
By Roger Harrabin Environment analyst 
Every household spends £400 each year to subsidise farmers
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Farmers’ leaders have urged ministers not to bring in plans to cut subsidies by 15% and transfer cash to wildlife protection in England and Wales.
The National Farmers Union (NFU) has written to every MP, saying the plan to share £3.5bn of farm grants would disadvantage British farmers.
The NFU also warns MPs that going ahead with the move would risk rural votes.
The government said the money would help to build on the “success” of its environmental and rural growth schemes.
Wildlife groups have used newspaper advertisements to urge the government to keep its countryside commitments.
They also say votes are at stake as every household pays £400 a year to subsidise farmers – and people expect their money will be used to protect the environment, not just to shore up farmers’ budgets.
…(read more).
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