Wissenschaftlicher Beirat der Bundesregierung Globale Umweltveränderungen | Wikipedia audio article
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00:01:41 1 Reports
00:01:50 1.1 Flagship Reports
00:01:59 1.1.1 Towards our Common Digital Future (2019)
00:04:48 1.1.2 Humanity on the move: The transformative power of cities (2016)sup&#91;4&#93;/sup
00:05:55 1.1.3 World in Transition – Governing the Marine Heritage (2013)sup&#91;5&#93;/sup
00:07:20 1.1.4 World in Transition – A Social Contract for Sustainability (2011)sup&#91;6&#93;/sup
00:08:10 1.1.5 World in Transition – Future Bioenergy and Sustainable Land Use (2008)sup&#91;7&#93;/sup
00:09:13 1.1.6 World in Transition –  Climate Change as a Security Risk (2007)sup&#91;8&#93;/sup
00:11:13 1.1.7 World in Transition – Fighting Poverty through Environmental Policy (2004)sup&#91;9&#93;/sup
00:13:20 1.1.8 World in Transition – Towards Sustainable Energy Systems (2003)sup&#91;10&#93;/sup
00:14:22 1.1.9 World in Transition – New Structures for Global Environmental Policy (2000)sup&#91;11&#93;/sup
00:16:11 1.1.10 World in Transition –  Conservation and Sustainable Use of the Biosphere (1999)sup&#91;12&#93;/sup
00:17:45 1.1.11 World in Transition – Strategies for Managing Global Environmental Risks (1998)sup&#91;13&#93;/sup
00:19:21 1.1.12 World in Transition – Ways Towards Sustainable Management of Freshwater Resources (1997)sup&#91;14&#93;/sup
00:20:19 1.1.13 World in Transition – The Research Challenge  (1996)sup&#91;15&#93;/sup
00:21:58 1.1.14 World in Transition – Ways Towards Global Environmental Solutions (1995)sup&#91;16&#93;/sup
00:23:11 1.1.15 World in Transition – The Threat to Soils (1994)sup&#91;17&#93;/sup
00:25:24 1.1.16 World in Transition –  Basic Structure of Global People-Environment Interactions (1993)sup&#91;18&#93;/sup
00:27:33 1.2 Special Reports
00:27:42 1.2.1 Development and justice through transformation: The Four Big ‘I’s  (2016)sup&#91;19&#93;/sup
00:29:22 1.2.2 Climate Protection as a World Citizen Movement (2014)sup&#91;20&#93;/sup
00:31:48 1.2.3 Solving the climate dilemma: The budget approach (2009)sup&#91;21&#93;/sup
00:33:20 1.2.4 The Future Oceans: Warming Up, Rising High, Turning Sour (2006)sup&#91;22&#93;/sup
00:34:46 1.2.5 Climate Protection Strategies for the 21st Century. Kyoto and Beyond (2003)sup&#91;23&#93;/sup
00:36:29 1.2.6 Charging the Use of Global Commons (2002)sup&#91;24&#93;/sup
00:37:51 1.2.7 Environment and Ethics (1999)sup&#91;25&#93;/sup
00:39:02 1.2.8 The Accounting of Biological Sinks and Sources Under the Kyoto Protocol: A Step Forwards or Backwards for Global Environmental Protection? (1998)sup&#91;26&#93;/sup
00:41:00 1.2.9 Targets for Climate Protection 1997sup&#91;27&#93;/sup
00:42:13 1.2.10 Scenario for the derivation of global COsub2/sub-reduction targets and implementation strategies (1995)sup&#91;28&#93;/sup
00:43:48 1.3 Policy Papers
00:43:57 1.3.1 Just &amp; In–Time Climate Policy: Four Initiatives for Fairness (2018)&#8239;sup&#91;29&#93;/sup
00:45:36 1.3.2 Human progress within planetary guard rails. A contribution to the SDG debate (2014)sup&#91;30&#93;/sup
00:47:24 1.3.3 Financing the Global Energy-System Transformation (2012)sup&#91;31&#93;/sup
00:49:22 1.3.4 Climate Policy Post-Copenhagen: A Three-Level Strategy for Success (2010)sup&#91;32&#93;/sup
00:51:10 1.3.5 New impetus for climate policy: Making the most of Germany's dual presidency (2007)sup&#91;33&#93;/sup
00:53:25 1.3.6 Development needs Environmental Protection: Recommendations for the Millennium + 5 Summit (2005)sup&#91;34&#93;/sup
00:56:21 1.3.7 Renewable energies for sustainable development: Impulses for renewables 2004sup&#91;35&#93;/sup
00:58:58 1.3.8 Charging the Use of Global Commons (2002)sup&#91;36&#93;/sup
00:59:45 1.3.9 The Johannesburg Opportunity: Key Elements of a Negotiation Strategy (2001)sup&#91;37&#93;/sup
01:02:19 2 Quotes about WBGU reports
01:11:31 3 Public Relations and Events (Selection)
01:15:18 4 WBGU Members
01:19:23 5 Latest publications
01:19:33 6 External links



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