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WWF/IUCN/Keidanren Japan Symposium for the Business Sector
Tokyo, 26 March 2010
Jonathan LohWWF International
Orangutan Habitat, Borneo
Living Planet Index: global, temperate and tropical
Living Planet Index: biomes
World Ecological Footprint 1961 - 2005
World Ecological Footprint 1961 - 2005
The World as perceived by the Earth
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Turning the Tide: towards sustainability
Turning the Tide: towards sustainability
Turning the Tide: towards sustainability