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--Sir Arthur C Clarke
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network that focuses on existential risks, climate policy and science politics.
It was set up by Benny Peiser in 1997.
· Among its more than 7,500 subscribers are more than 1000 researchers who work in almost every field of planetary and Earth sciences, as well as many hundreds of science writers, columnists, and news editors.
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economic and political ramifications.
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It values balance, reason and matter-of-factness.
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endeavour of its members to develop new and pragmatic responses to the many
challenges faced by a low-spirited world subjugated by pessimists and prophets
of doom.
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