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Johan Rokstrom: Neka životna sredina vodi naš razvoj

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Ljudski rast zauzdao je Zemljine resurse, ali kao što nas Johan Rokstrom podseća, napredovanje nam takođe daje veštinu da to prepoznamo i promenimo ponašanje. Njegovo istraživanje otkrilo je devet "planetarnih veza" koje nas mogu voditi u zaštiti mnogih preklapajućih ekosistema naše planete.

Johan Rockström works to redefine sustainable development, and figure out what needs to happen. Full bio »

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