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Club of Rome
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Club of Rome
A group of academicians, civil servants, and business leaders that first met in 1972 and proposed limits to population growth


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German, Tunisian and Moroccan experts took part in this meeting organised by the German Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Foundation, in association with the Tunisian Industry, Trade and Handicrafts Union (UTICA)'s Junior Managers Centre and the Club of Rome.
Environmental education as a tool for awareness Its history can be briefly described by the following steps 1968 - Founded as the Club of Rome brings together scientists, economists and senior government officials from several countries to analyze the world situation and make predictions and solutions for the future (in an ecological perspective, the global system) Environmental education as a tool for awareness.
Will the ambitious "DesertTec" project, an initiative of the Club of Rome, provide solarthermic energy for all of Europe, Northern Africa and the Middle East?
 
 
 
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