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Must all farms have 100,000 pigs in the future… or can we keep small farmers too?

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Written by Rasmus Kløcker Larsen Monday, 25 March 2013 01:00

SEI-news-2013-Rasmus-phosphorus-sm The author, one of the lead SEI researchers in the Baltic COMPASS project, makes the case for an EU approach to reducing phosphorus pollution that reflects the diversity of farming systems in Europe.
 

Asia-Pacific forum focuses on mainstreaming adaptation to climate change

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Written by Marion Davis Monday, 18 March 2013 07:10

SEI-news-Asia-Adaptation-Forum-2013-sm SEI is co-organizer of the event, March 18-20 in Korea, which has drawn more than 400 participants from government, intergovernmental organizations, funding agencies, think tanks, civil society and youth to discuss some of the region’s greatest challenges.
   

Q&A: Eric Kemp-Benedict on leading SEI's Asia Centre

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Written by Marion Davis Monday, 18 March 2013 01:59

SEI-news-EKB-field-sm The centre’s new director, a Ph.D. in physics who had been seconded to Bangkok from SEI-US, explains what drew him to Asia, and what roles he sees for SEI in a fast-changing region.
 

New SEI Asia Centre leader has a passion for sustainability and equity

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Written by Marion Davis Monday, 18 March 2013 01:24

SEI-news-EKB-appointment-2013-sm The new director in Bangkok is a veteran of SEI’s U.S. Centre who has done research and capacity-building in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and China and already works closely with the Asia team.
   

Integrating climate into action - ECCA 2013

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Written by Ian Caldwell Friday, 15 March 2013 16:13

SEI-News-ECCA2013-140x70 The European Climate Change Adaptation (ECCA) Conference 2013 is the first European conference covering the broad range of issues related to climate change adaptation, and SEI will be there!
   

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