Dossier Biodiversity: News
22 March 2010
Website GLOBIO model fully renewed
The GLOBIO model is a tool to assess past, present and future human impact on biodiversity. As a policy tool, it is regularly applied in global, regional and national assessments. The GLOBIO model is the result of a collaboration between the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL), the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC) and UNEP/GRID-Arendal. The renewed website provides information on the workings of the model and its applications.
26 October 2009
Averting global environmental problems is feasible and affordable
24 September 2009
Dutch nature benefits from current policies but trends are not strong enough
2 July 2009
Millennium Development Goals: progress expected, but not enough and not everywhere
29 June 2009
Getting in the right lane for 2050
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11 June 2009
New assessments must answer the question ‘What are priority actions?’
22 July 2008
Poverty reduction, climate change and biodiversity loss to be tackled as an integrated global problem
20 May 2008
Halting biodiversity loss in the Netherlands seems unlikely
5 March 2008
International Environmental Policy stands no chance without Brazil, Russia, India and China
4 March 2008
Current biofuels do not add to the sustainability of transport
31 January 2008
Empirical critical loads of nitrogen confirm European wide exceedances
15 November 2007
Beyond GDP: measuring progress, true wealth and the well-being of nations
25 October 2007
Land availability and loss of biodiversity just as urgent as climate change
26 September 2007
ENCA-Network wants to foster nature conservation in Europe
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31 May 2006
EU action plan on biodiversity: apply existing instruments more effectively
5 September 2005
Water for near half the world's population under threat at the roof of the world
29 October 2004
ECNC and MNP join forces in studying biodiversity and sustainability
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