The Stockholm Moment

[...]he pleaded before the delegations of the UN member states to "lead us out of this mess". [...]the Stockholm+50 Conference remained a low-key affair for a variety of reasons. The remaining five contributions (Bharat Desai, Chris Blakes, Kirk Junker, Shailesh Nayak and Philippe Cullet)...

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Published in:Environmental policy and law 2022, Vol.52 (3-4), p.171-172
Main Author: Desai, Bharat H.
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Aquatic ecosystems
Climate change
Coronaviruses
COVID-19
Earth
Ecosystem services
Environmental risk
Gandhi, Indira (1917-1984)
Pandemics
Prime ministers
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