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23 March 2012: Planetary and Social Boundaries

"We cannot talk seriously about the environment without first acknowledging the rights of nature." - Eduardo Gudynas, Senior Researcher, Latin American Center of Social Ecology (CLAES)



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Rio+20: The Age of All Humans? Tom Harrisson 418
Planetary and social boundaries: A starting point for designing Sustainable Development Goals? Tom Harrisson 959
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Population, Reproductive Rights and Planetary Boundaries Tom Harrisson 546
Planetary and Societal Boundaries Tom Harrisson 318
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News from the Negotiations – Synthesis of Plenary Sessions: Thursday, 22nd March Tom Harrisson 236