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“Counterterrorism Intelligence: Fusion Center Perspectives,” published by the Homeland Security Policy Institute (HSPI) at George Washington University, found that more than half of fusion centers surveyed cited analytical skills as their most critical shortcoming.

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20 June 2012: The Rio Conventions Pavilion convened for Gender Mainstreaming Day at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD, or Rio+20). Follow this link: Rio Conventions Pavilion Highlights Progress in Gender Mainstreaming

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New Report: Outdoor Recreation Generates $646 Billion Annually, Employs 6.1 Million Americans Continue reading here: New Report: Outdoor Recreation Generates $646 Billion Annually, Employs 6.1 Million Americans

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The UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, has agreed to set up an international scientific advisory board to provide him with guidance on science-related issues, and enable him to provide advice to UN member states on such issues. Continued here: UNESCO to set up UN science advisory board

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[RIO DE JANEIRO] The United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) ended last Friday (22 June) with an international agreement on the need for all countries to commit themselves to achieving sustainable development. Read the original: Scientists criticise lack of urgency in Rio+20 accord

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LONDON (AlertNet) - Many environment and development groups have expressed disappointment with the political agreement that emerged from the U.N. conference on sustainable development in Rio de Janeiro last week. Go here to see the original: NGO VIEWS - Rio+20: the good, the bad and the invisible

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The UN sustainable development summit in Brazil has ended with world leaders adopting a political declaration hammered out a few days previously. Excerpt from: Rio summit ends with warning on corporate power

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Move over Ban Ki-moon, the corporate money men are in town. That was the message from the final hours of the otherwise damp-squib Earth Summit in Rio de Janiero last week. Continued here: Corporate money men fill the political void at Rio+20

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Amid doubt, disappointment and division, the world's governments came together in Rio on Friday to declare "a pathway for a sustainable century". More here: Rio+20 Earth Summit: campaigners decry final document