Titlebook: Governance of Earth Systems; Science and Its Uses Robert Boardman Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Structures of Environmental Governanceed towards collaborative problem solving, but they are constrained by, and partly serve as a politics of the reaffirmation of, traditional state structures. The structures and dynamics of environmental governance are nonetheless subject to change. The rise to positions of prominence in many governan

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Biological Diversityissues date back to late-nineteenth century conservation efforts. Entwined with colonial and trade enterprises, some gave rise to early instances of global policy processes. Biodiversity topics were later woven into the discourses of sustainable development and ecosystem services. A sense of their u

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Climate Changeion, activities by intergovernmental bodies and non-state actors, and engagement by publics and the media. The politics of communication strategies have traditionally been a dominant feature. Governance, scientific, and other actors compete vigorously to win acceptance of preferred viewpoints. Exper

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Geological Hazardstheast Asian tsunami of 2004, Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and the Haiti earthquake and Iceland volcanic eruption of 2010, have grown in recent years. Natural-hazards topics are extremely varied. They cover hurricanes and other extreme weather phenomena, earthquakes, and the complex phenomena associat

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Governance, Science, and Earth Systems and global governance. The first centres on the transformative environmental effects of human activities and the complex interactions of these with natural systems. Earlier chapters discussed, in particular, changes with respect to biological diversity, climate, and geological hazards. Secondly, th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-32478-0ersity and climate change. The discussions of governance processes in Part II concentrate on responses to three large clusters of issues. These are the interconnected sets of problems of the conservation of global biological diversity, climate change, and transboundary geological hazards.

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