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Wednesday, 15 February 2012
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Our Spotlight examines how countries can make better use of scientific tools for sustainable management of marine resources
The facts and figures on 20 years of ocean monitoring progress — but also continuing challenges
Science and tradition are coming together in Fiji to help locals conserve their marine resources
Countries must step up measures against damage of data buoys that puts early warning systems at risk
With a little help, communities can use technology to build local knowledge of climate change risks
An African solar research network is aiming high
Devastation from typhoons and floods will only increase unless South-East Asian governments start planning now
This policy brief outlines how science can help improve policies for agricultural adaptation and mitigation
The role of engineering in shaping sustainable development is being forgotten, say engineers
Our Spotlight examines lessons emerging from Fukushima for developing countries in pursuit of nuclear power
A collection of articles that asks how solar power can improve access to electricity for the rural poor
Will proposals to compensate countries for reducing forest emissions work?
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