Pirates, scientists and climate change “It was like the wild west out there”. This comment was not made by a soldier after fighting in the streets of Bagdad, or by a police officer coming back from a difficult raid in a dangerous favela in Rio. No, it was made by Peter deMenocal, a marine geologist of …
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No49 – 24 May 2012 – Click on the image below to read on Paper.Li (best with mobiles & tablets) Nighing an End? The main current worry is the future of the Euro and of Europe with its impact on social peace and on the world economy. More specifically, besides the rising Spanish problem, there …
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Considering any issue in terms of strategic foresight and warning for national security demands, first and foremost, a minimal understanding of the issue itself, which is notably obtained by reaching out to experts in the related fields, as done by the ICA. This is true for water as for any other issue. Without this initial …
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