Video: Diana Liverman
December 04, 2009 - Ana Marques
Diana Liverman, director of the Environmental Change Institute at Oxford University, talks with Louise Stoddard from The Broker about the upcoming climate change conference in Copenhagen and her article published today in Nature, which argues that we need a four degree reduction in global temperature to combat climate change.
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Navigating the Anthropocene
- Blog post: Video interviews from Earth Systems Governance conference (December 23, 2009)
- Comment: Adaptivess interrogated (December 23, 2009)
- Comment: Water Resource Management (December 20, 2009)
- Blog post: The earth system governance dream (December 07, 2009)
- Blog post: Three ways for social science to help the environment (December 07, 2009)
- Blog post: Democracy and earth system governance: empowered space and contestation (December 06, 2009)
- Blog post: It is about commitment (December 06, 2009)
- Blog post: Climate environmental problems and economic growth (December 06, 2009)
- Blog post: One for the road: ClimateGate, French wine and Copenhagen (December 04, 2009)
- Blog post: Agency and accountability (December 04, 2009)
- Blog post: Video: Roberto Pereira Guimarães (December 04, 2009)
- Comment: One example from the conference (December 04, 2009)
- Blog post: Where is the gender dimension? (December 03, 2009)
- Blog post: Architecture of forestry governance (December 03, 2009)
- Blog post: Bureaucratic saturation of water management? (December 03, 2009)
- Blog post: video: Michele M. Betsill at the Earth System Governance conference (December 03, 2009)
- Blog post: video: Joyeeta Gupta at the Earth System Governance conference (December 03, 2009)
- Blog post: video: Frank Biermann at Earth System Governance Conference (December 03, 2009)
- Blog post: Changing water management (December 03, 2009)
