Slow and storytelling were recurring themes in the run up to that economic crisis, a period when western man developed separation anxiety at the intersection of change and intransigence.
"In 2015-2016, I will conduct research on the intersection of climate change science, policy, and civil society.
In the long run, a global model on resource flows at the intersection of environmental change and socio-economic development would be needed, that helps resource-rich countries to manage their endowments while Europe and the rest of the OECD/G20 would invest in adaptive capacities worldwide.
The white paper was chosen by Big Path Capital as one of the "Top 10 Smartest Reports on the Intersection of Climate Change and Finance" in the current semi-annual review cycle of The SmarterMoney+ Review Winter issue.
Because of the intersection of climate change and all these issues that we face every day, whether it's education issues, criminal justice issues, it impacts everything because the environment impacts everything.
The volcano plot was derived from the summary results of the paired t test to represent the point of intersection of fold-change (emphysema vs. fibrosis) relative to P value (emphysema vs. fibrosis).
Ashok Malik, a commentator, sees this election as determined by the intersection of two major changes: the flow of rural Indians into towns and the first impacts of the world's biggest ever youth bulge.
The successful apps will lie at the intersection of root-cause change, solid science and user engagement.
Shrey Goyal, co-founder and director, Sustainable Growth Initiative, New Delhi, India @ShreyGoyal @ThinkSGI Shrey is a social entrepreneur working at the intersections of climate change action, energy security, and social equity.
Yet the blame cannot be entirely laid on climate change and health sciences, as I would further show, social sciences and humanities likewise show little interest in studying intersections of climate change impacts, human health and gender.
