While ZEPs communication of CCS focuses on performance aspects and risks that are manageable by experts through technology and regulation, the societal structural grounds for skepticism toward CCS expressed by Greenpeace and other CCS critics, are largely ignored.
Every few months, a group of artistic friends and collaborators gathers to stage the event series, which explores themes of ambiguity, stigma, and societal shame by grounding them in conversation and shared experiences.
However, the route to Europe has become increasingly difficult and in Libya refugees face imprisonment, possible forced return and severe societal abuse on racial grounds.
Profit maximization and youth unemployment provide fertile grounds for societal unrest.
Group differences based on ethnicity with ethnic minority mothers at a marked increased risk of neonatal mortality are grounded in societal structures and may be difficult to fully understand and target.
In this study, we investigated potential environmental factors (e.g., landscape, soil, and ground water) and societal factors that were favorable for sake brewing in the coastal area in the 1920s.
There are thus grounds to expect societal inequality to colour management practice and inter-employee relations in profound ways.
Each contributes a partial view of cloud trust, but lacking still is a complete picture illustrating how cloud entities work together to form a "societal" system, with a solid grounding in trust, serving to facilitate trusted paths to trusted cloud services.
Solid ground turns into societal quicksand.
SPDC regrets that some NGOs continue to take a campaigning approach rather than focusing on on-the-ground solutions that bring societal benefits".
