China must undergo major cultural change to learn tolerance, to handle differences of opinion, to address growing challenges, including international ones, with calm and reason.
Waitz conceived of the initiative — known as MIT+K12 — to help address growing challenges in primary and secondary education in the United States, especially in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math.
Hence, enhanced insight is required into ways of improving the efficiency of timber production process, reducing wood wastage and helping the timber sector to address growing environmental challenges (Eshun et al. 2012).
This IGERT program seeks to address the growing challenges of urbanization through a PhD program that integrates architecture, engineering and planning perspectives to focus on adaptive, ecological and resilient urban planning and design.
Understanding the dynamics of urbanization and induced environmental changes on a regional scale is essential for policy makers to address the growing challenges of local sustainability and global climate change.
At the least, the parties participating in the European Parliament will be disruptive, but at worst, their presence will be detrimental to the unity of effort European leaders will need to address the growing challenges the continent faces over the next thirty to 50 years.
The biosynthetic pathways responsible for these unique sugars have recently been linked to bacterial pathogenesis and therefore may present novel targets for the development of antivirulence agents, which could potentially complement current efforts to develop new antibiotics to address the growing challenges with antibiotic resistance.
The interdisciplinary graduate program aims to provide an open, agile, and innovative space to address this growing challenge and better serve society through science.
One aspect that is of great concern and importance to minority communities, and the Hispanic community in particular, is the impact of climate change and how we address this growing challenge.
Now that Tunisia's heightened political tensions have cooled in light of the compromise reached earlier this month, the state is, at least for the time being, in a better position to address this growing challenge.
Such accounting schemes would also allow to address a growing challenge of land systems science, that is, the growing teleconnections of land systems (see Meyfroidt, in this issue; Güneralp, in this issue) and their relation to land-use intensification pathways.
