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07 October 2009
Tellus Institute
The Tellus Institute was founded in 1976 '...as an interdisciplinary not-for-profit research and policy organization...Tellus entered a new phase in 2005, consolidating its programs to address the grand challenge of this century: a Great Transition to a sustainable, just, and livable global civilization. To attain this vision, the world must navigate toward ways of producing, consuming, and living that balance the rights of people today, future generations, and the wider community of life. The prospects for such a transition rest with the ascendance of new values, a planetary consciousness, and a sense of global citizenship. These aims will lie at the heart of the Institute’s program of research, education, and network-building in the coming years.'
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sustainable education
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