Nature dialogues: whose ecosystem?
01 November 2010Finding the right balance between global and local demands on the natural world could help reduce poverty.
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Finding the right balance between global and local demands on the natural world could help reduce poverty.
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Two research programmes in the Faculty of Education are bringing new insight to the impact and implementation of education in developing countries.
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