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As part of the Future Challenges series, a panel of international development experts, including Hans Hoogeveen, director general for the Netherlands Ministry of Agriculture, Nature, and Food Quality, discusses the obstacles to meeting the world’s food and water needs.
Hosted by Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future at Boston University on October 9, 2008.
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Panel of researchers look at trends in foreign direct investment in land and its implications for the development and food security of Asian rural communities. They also discuss the history of American agricultural and environmental policy and the international influence of U.S. rural development practices.
Hosted by The Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future on November 15,
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Published on Nov 9, 2013
Fred Pearce, author of Peoplequake, talks about his new book.
Talk filmed in Leeds on 6 November 2013 as part of the Festival of Politics and Applied Global Ethics which took place at Leeds Metropolitan University.
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I would suggest that the goal of the vast majority of these prominent climate change skeptics is to create doubt regarding the recommendations of the scientific consensus in relation to the impact of our carbon emissions on global climate change. This doubt, once entrenched in the public opinion would provide a brake on real progress towards legislation to restrict carbon emissions. The obvious benefactors of a lack of progress would be industries who would be forced to lose billions in profits by having to change their business processes and models to comply with stricter regulations. Do you think that it is likely that these anti-climate change advocates are being bankrolled by these industries? You decide?
This video is a mirror of potholer54 addressing the claims of Lord Christopher Monckton
SOURCES:
18″ — Monckton speech in Brisbane, January 2010
1’00” — Kevin Trenberth,
e-mail to Michael Mann
12 Oct 2009
http://www.eastangliaemails.com/email…
2’01” — Speech to Sutherland Institute, Salt Lake City, March 2010
2’07” — Monckton slide with notes
http://www.fcpp.org/pdf/MoncktonwNote…
2’28” – Justice Burton’s summing-up,
Case No: CO/3615/2007
Stuart Dimmock vs. Secretary of State for Education and Skills
Date: 10/10/2007
www.elaw.org/system/files/uk.dimmock.10Oct07.doc
3’18” — Monckton
http://www.climatedepot.com/a/429/Rep…
3’22” – http://conservativemeanderings.wordpr…
3’23” – http://www.larouchepac.com/node/10062
4’01” – Speech to Sutherland Institute, Salt Lake City, March 2010
4’20” — “Flooded out” by Fred Pearce
New Scientist
5 June 1999
4’49” – “Glacier Scientist: I knew data hadn’t been verified.”
By David Rose
Mail on Sunday, 24 January 2010
5’29” — Rose response to Climate Progress
http://thinkprogress.org/romm/2010/01…
5’38” — “Apocalypse? No!” — film by Christopher Monckton, 2007
6’18” — Speech to Sutherland Institute, Salt Lake City, March 2010
6’25” — Monckton slide with notes
http://www.fcpp.org/pdf/MoncktonwNote…
6’40” — “Fabricated quote used to discredit climate scientist”
The Independent, February 10, 2010
6’46” — “Stern’s Climate report just scaremongering”
By Piers Ackerman,
The Telegraph (Sydney) November 2006
7’08” — “Malicious bullets fired by the global warmists’ guns”
By Piers Ackerman
The Telegraph (Sydney) February 18 2010
7’13” – Sir John Houghton,
“Moral Outlook: Earthquake, wind and fire”
Sunday Telegraph, September 10, 1995
7’39” — “Malicious bullets fired by the global warmists’ guns”
By Piers Ackerman The Telegraph (Sydney) February 18 2010
8’04” – Monckton slide with notes, fccp.org
8’35” – “What the weatherman never said”
By Christopher Booker
Daily Telegraph, 20 Feb 2010
8’55” — Speech to Sutherland Institute, Salt Lake City, March 2010
10’05” — Comments on Ackerman article
http://blogs.news.com.au/dailytelegra…
11’20” – “Apocalypse? No!” — film by Christopher Monckton, 2007
11’24” — Speech to Sutherland Institute, Salt Lake City, March 2010
11’37” — St Paul
11’49” — Speech in Melbourne
11’54” – Video_Audio_ FCPP – Frontier Centre for Public Policy – 04.02.2011, 09_38
12’29” — Speech to Sutherland Institute, Salt Lake City, March 2010
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Interview met Fred Pearce, auteur van Volksbeving en journalist voor The Guardian en New Scientist. Pearce sprak op 7 november op de MO*lezing ‘7 miljard mensen: Ontwikkelingskans of -ramp’
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Published on Nov 27, 2012
Large-scale land deals are increasingly common in some developing regions. In this video interview, environmental journalist, Fred Pearce, looks at the implications for the people already living there.
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Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
Published on Aug 16, 2016
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London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Published on Nov 19, 2012
Speaker(s): Fred Pearce, Professor Anthony Hall, Dr Charles Palmer
Chair: Professor Eric Neumayer
Recorded on 12 November 2012 in New Theatre, East Building.
mp3 podcast available here: http://www2.lse.ac.uk/newsAndMedia/vi…
‘Land grabbing’ has been described as the most profound ethical, environmental, economic and social issue in the world today. Financial speculation and concerns over food security are driving the acquisition of vast areas of land by foreign entities from beneath the feet of its occupiers in Africa, South-east Asia, South America and Eastern Europe. This debate examines the relative impact of land grabbing on the lives of poor people across the globe.
Fred Pearce is an environment, science, and development writer. He writes regularly for New Scientist and the Guardian, and is author of When The Rivers Run Dry and The Landgrabbers.
Anthony Hall is professor of Social Policy at LSE. Charles Palmer is lecturer in Environment and Development at LSE.
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TeleSUR’s The Global African looks at land theft in Ethiopia & the connection between Belgian colonization and HIV in Congo
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Anuradha Mittal, founder and director of The Oakland Institute, gave this talk on October 20, 2011 at Cornell University, as part of the Institute for African Development’s Fall 2011 Special Topic Seminar Series.
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