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Is one Earth enough?
Reconciling conflicting demands on global land use

Track 5: Land-use, water and food - at the heart of sustainable economies and cultures

Our current efforts to provide food and water to a world population of 6.5 billion stress the ecosystems that support us. The production of food, a central component of global health, culture and the economy, competes for land and water with the production of raw materials and fibre destined for industry. This competition between global land-use priorities is now set to intensify with the shifting emphasis towards biofuels. What is a sustainable diet? Can one Earth supply this diet?



Can we share?

Building a sustainable growth model for the poor

Can we agree?

Improving global governance of climate change

Can we stay healthy?

Avoiding health threats

Can we do as we do?

Towards a sustainable form of globalization

Do we care?

Mobilising the many for the transition ahead

Can we stay safe?

Avoiding conflicts in the face of ecosystem collapse

What is sustainability?

Towards a new definition

Does only money count?

Building capital markets for a sustainable society

Tällberg Forum 2007

How on Earth can we live together? Learn to live to learn.
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