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Tablet PCs preserve indigenous knowledge
THE Herero people know just what to do when a horse is too wild or unpredictable: they lash a donkey to it, which forces the…
The quest for effective traditional knowledge protection: Some reflections on WIPO’s recent IGC discussions
Members of the World Intellectual Property Organization’s Intergovernmental Committee (IGC) met recently to engage in a text-based negotiation on an international instrument relating to the…
Sinners and winners in the race to protect the oceans revealed
Citizens of Monaco, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Portugal: be proud, your countries are top of the league when it comes to ocean protection. Most of…
The Mystery of the Sinking South Pacific Islands
Environmentalist organizations have used images from South Pacific islands to illustrate the disastrous effects of rising sea levels. But a group of French researchers has…
Ban Ki-moon: the momentum for change at Rio+20 is irreversible
There may be disagreement between nations going into the Rio Earth summit, but much has been achieved already
RIO+20: Developing Countries Accept Green Economy*
RIO DE JANEIRO, Jun 17 2012 (IPS) – It’s not true that developing countries conditioned the inclusion of the green economy in the final document…
New Set of Sustainable Development Goals Looks Beyond 2015*
RIO DE JANEIRO, Jun 17 2012 (IPS) – When world leaders from over 100 countries wind up their three-day Rio+20 summit in Brazil next week,…
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