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Let Us Not Forget That We Have Borrowed the Earth from Our Grandchildren. The Warsaw Appeal for the Sustainable Development of the World

Let Us Not Forget That We Have Borrowed the Earth from Our Grandchildren. The Warsaw Appeal for... OPENDOI: 10.1515/igbp-2017-0009PAPERS on GLOBAL CHANGE, 24, 103–105, 2017LET US NOT FORGET THAT WE HAVE BORROWED THE EARTHFROM OUR GRANDCHILDRENTHE WARSAW APPEALfor the Sustainable Development of the WorldGathered on 20th March 2017 at the conference on the theory and practice ofsustainable growth, held on the occasion of the 30th Anniversary of the release ofthe Brundtland Report, we are speaking on behalf of circles of intellectuals andentrepreneurs, non-governmental organisations, government and local-governmentadministrations, the media and students. Aware as we are of the challenges that humanityfaces today, we believe it is necessary to pool the efforts of all people of goodwill toact towards the sustainable development of the world – as a safe place to live forthe present and future generations. Moreover, we are convinced that only accuratetheories on the environmental crisis will help us develop practical strategies effectivein overcoming the threats. The necessary condition for the success of this enterprise is,then, consistent cooperation based on answers to the following questions. Where arewe? What threats are we facing? How can we overcome the adverse megatrends? Andwhat is the situation of Poland in this context?Where are we?The thirty years of influence of the Brundtland Report on the direction of theworld’s development is twofold: http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Papers on Global Change IGBP de Gruyter

Let Us Not Forget That We Have Borrowed the Earth from Our Grandchildren. The Warsaw Appeal for the Sustainable Development of the World

Papers on Global Change IGBP , Volume 24 (1): 3 – Dec 20, 2017
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OPENDOI: 10.1515/igbp-2017-0009PAPERS on GLOBAL CHANGE, 24, 103–105, 2017LET US NOT FORGET THAT WE HAVE BORROWED THE EARTHFROM OUR GRANDCHILDRENTHE WARSAW APPEALfor the Sustainable Development of the WorldGathered on 20th March 2017 at the conference on the theory and practice ofsustainable growth, held on the occasion of the 30th Anniversary of the release ofthe Brundtland Report, we are speaking on behalf of circles of intellectuals andentrepreneurs, non-governmental organisations, government and local-governmentadministrations, the media and students. Aware as we are of the challenges that humanityfaces today, we believe it is necessary to pool the efforts of all people of goodwill toact towards the sustainable development of the world – as a safe place to live forthe present and future generations. Moreover, we are convinced that only accuratetheories on the environmental crisis will help us develop practical strategies effectivein overcoming the threats. The necessary condition for the success of this enterprise is,then, consistent cooperation based on answers to the following questions. Where arewe? What threats are we facing? How can we overcome the adverse megatrends? Andwhat is the situation of Poland in this context?Where are we?The thirty years of influence of the Brundtland Report on the direction of theworld’s development is twofold:

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