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Following are teaching materials for selected courses in science and technology for sustainable development. Some of the materials are for stand-alone courses, while other listing include links to all course descriptions within a degree/certificate program. Listings for relevant education programs are found in the opportunities section of the Forum.
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All Curriculum Material:
NR5864 Sustainability Science at Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech, National Capital Region
Alexandria, Virginia, USA
Continuing
Syllabus
Sustainable Resources 11 and 12 Integrated Resources Package
British Columbia Ministry of Education
British Columbia, Canada
K-12
Syllabus
Lectures on the Science and Technology of Sustainability
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO
Undergraduate
Lecture
S460 Earth System Governance Syllabus
Maastricht University
Maastricht , The Netherlands
PhD
Syllabus
All Syllabi for University of Tokyo Master's Program in Sustainability Science
University of Tokyo
Kashiwa-shi, Chiba, Japan
Master s
Syllabus
LUMES Sustainability Science MESS04
Lund University
Lund, Sweden
Master s
Reading list
All Syllabi for Lund University International Masters Programme in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science
Lund University
Lund, Sweden
Master s
Syllabus
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SAHRA - Sustainability of Semi-Arid Hydrology and... National Science Foundation (NSF)EVENTS
Beyond Copenhagen. December 3, 2009 Beyond Copenhagen: Scientific Perspectives on Adaptation.... December 3, 2009 MEMBERS
Louis Lebel, Southeast Asian Regional Committee (SARCS) for START, and Chiang Mai University, Thailand Atanu Sarkar, Queen's University Judi Wakhungu, African Centre for Technology Studies PUBLICATIONS
Re-emphasizing Sustainable Development: The Concept of 'Evolutionability'. Marco Keiner
Characterizing a Sustainability Transition: Goals, Targets, Trends, and Driving Forces. Kates, Robert W., and Thomas M. Parris.
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: Science and Technology for Sustainable Well-Being. John P. Holdren
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