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Earth is 'really quite sick now'

Kearney Hub 02 Jun 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth," Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Planet Earth is 'quite sick': 7 of 8 boundaries for safe and just world already ...

Raw Story 02 Jun 2023
That's how Joyeeta Gupta, professor of environment and development at the University of Amsterdam, put it at a Wednesday press conference accompanying the publication of new research in the peer-reviewed journal Nature ... As Carbon Brief reported. "The new study develops the idea of 'planetary boundaries,' first set out in an influential 2009 paper ... .
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iOnctura to present research at leading scientific conferences in June 2023

Pharmiweb 01 Jun 2023
Geneva, Switzerland and Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1 June 2023 - iOnctura, a clinical-stage biotech developing selective cancer therapies against targets that play critical roles in multiple tumor survival pathways, today announces that it will be presenting at leading scientific conferences throughout June 2023.
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Study says Earth is 'really quite sick now'

News & Record 01 Jun 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth," Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Environmental study: Earth in 'danger zone'

The North Platte Telegraph 01 Jun 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth," Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Earth is really sick, in danger zone – study

The Manila Times 01 Jun 2023
... quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth," Earth Commission co-chairman Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Earth is 'really quite sick now' and in danger zone in nearly all ecological ways, ...

Newburyport Daily News 01 Jun 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth,” Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Experts are saying Earth is 'really quite sick now'

Missoulian 01 Jun 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth," Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Earth is ‘really quite sick now’ and in danger zone in nearly all ecological ways, ...

People's World 01 Jun 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth,” Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Earth is ‘really quite sick now’ and in danger zone in nearly all ecological ways, study says

The Vindicator 01 Jun 2023
... quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth,” Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Study: Earth is 'quite sick now'

Winona Daily News 01 Jun 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth," Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Study: Earth is 'really quite sick now'

Winston-Salem Journal 01 Jun 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth," Earth Commission cochair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Earth is 'really quite sick now' and in danger zone in nearly all ecological ways, study says

Jamaica Observer 31 May 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth,” Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Study: Earth is 'really quite sick now' and in danger zone in nearly all ecological ways

Niagara Gazette 31 May 2023
... really quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth,” Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.
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Nearly All of Earth’s Ecological Vital Signs Are In The ‘Danger Zone’ Scientists Warn

Time Magazine 31 May 2023
... quite sick right now and it is sick in terms of many different areas or systems and this sickness is also affecting the people living on Earth,” Earth Commission co-chair Joyeeta Gupta, a professor of environment at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference.

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