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Planet Under Pressure, a four-day conference exploring how science can identify and limit risks in the face of increasing human impacts on the Earth, has ended* with a call for "urgent action" against the the unrelenting buildup of greenhouse gases.
The Tory minister told a Westminster conference exploring how the practice can be introduced into public life and politics internationally that since taking up the practice in an effort to come off antidepressants, she is now "a major advocate of what mindfulness does, not just to you as a person but also how we can use it professionally".
The co-chairman of the all-party parliamentary group on mindfulness was speaking at a conference exploring how meditation and greater self-awareness can improve the conduct of politics.
Mr Loughton, who is co-chairman of the all-party parliamentary group on mindfulness, was speaking at a conference exploring how meditation and greater self-awareness can improve the conduct of politics.
Silver's website was one of many that forecast a likely win for Hillary Clinton in the last presidential election (though by a smaller margin than most), and the conference explored how polling has been further refined since then.
"Putting the Figure on the Map: Imagining Sameness and Difference for Children". The conference explored how children's books were important vehicles for the expression of senses of national identity during the nineteenth century, a time when the world seemed to shrink, thanks to improved communications and transportation that facilitated travel, whether for commerce, conquest or leisure.
Endless well-meaning conferences exploring how the Commonwealth could achieve its "true potential"?
This two-day, international conference explores how art history today can shed light on the history of Britain's interaction with other countries and cultures.
Its guides are Pope John Paul II's 1990 document outlining administrators' roles and responsibilities and a sister report, released in 1999 by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, exploring how the Pope's words ought to be applied.
The conference will explore how to bring the world under "the rule of law," but the Chinese people live today under what is not "the rule of law" in any meaningful sense.
This conference will explore how tourism on private lands can be a force for conservation in the Great Plains as well as empower landowners and build thriving rural communities.
