Vienna landmark

Vienna landmark

and includes sites of high botanical interest. From 2000 to 2004, volunteers sent by the environmental charity Earthwatch helped to gather biodiversity data to back the scientific case for the sanctuary. Using this research, Earthwatch and NCRC demonstrated to the tribal chiefs that the creation of a sanctuary would provide a profitable alternative to unsustainable hunting and fishing. Investme...

The 1959 meeting in Vienna on controlled clinical trials - A methodological landmark.

At the end of the 1950s, the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS) organised a meeting under the joint auspices of the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and the World Health Organization (WHO), ‘to discuss the principles, organization and scope of ‘controlled clinical trials’, which must be carried out if new methods or preparations used...

The Air in Vienna

Between Frankfurt and Vienna:

In this paper we consider the conflicts between two traditions of political ecology. The two traditions might be crudely characterised as physicalist and culturalist. The first is apparent in much of the work in ecological economics in particular, but also in the materialist left and more practically in conservation policy. It is concerned with the physical and biophysical conditions for human ...

New head in Vienna

management issues may be harder to tackle. This part of the crisis dates back to June 2004, when the assembly refused to approve the institute’s annual report because of the impending financial troubles. While Pasteur is a private nonprofit organisation that uses its income from patents to fund further research, its research is intertwined with the public funding bodies including CNRS and INSER...