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    Eric Van Rees.

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    I thought maybe it was Rees, but maybe not.

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    The records, Rees Jones said, may reveal his motivations for getting involved.

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    The first academic publication about ecological footprints was by William Rees in 1992.

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    The concept of Ecological Footprint was first published in 1992 by William Rees.

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    The first academic publication about the ecological footprint was by William Rees in 1992.

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    After working closely with 240 clients, Steve Rees weighs in on CA school data.

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    Martin Rees, known for his contributions to the science of the formation of black hole.

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    Neil sent another colleague to fetch a local medic and soon Dr. Rees Ralph Llewellyn arrived on the scene.

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    As for what Joan was escaping to, described in the letter as her"carnal lust," Rees Jones can only speculate.

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    In early 1996, Wackernagel and Rees published the book Our Ecological Footprint: Reducing Human Impact on the Earth with illustrations by Phil Testemale.

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    The letter requests the dean's help in finding Joan and demanding that she return to her convent in York, Rees Jones told Live Science.

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    To make the idea more accessible, Rees came up with the term"ecological footprint", inspired by a computer technician who praised his new computer's"small footprint on the desk.

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    The interview is conducted by the own Eric Van Rees, who initially requested a brief historical review of ENVI, but as they advance, questions cover topics such as:.

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    One of the five projects is Breakthrough Listen, which was championed, among others, by the famous astronomer Stephen Hawking(who has died since) and British astronomer royal Martin Rees.

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    This was developed by Mathis Wackernagel and William Rees, then at the University of British Columbia, and is now institutionalized by the scientific body, The Global Footprint Network, of which Wackernagel is president.

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    According to figures presented by Rees at the annual meeting of the Ecological Society of America, human society is in a“global overshoot”, consuming 30% more material than is sustainable from the world's resources.

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    This was developed by Mathis Wackernagel and William Rees, then at the University of British Columbia, and is now institutionalised by the scientific body, The Global Footprint Network, of which Wackernagel is president.

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    By the end of this century, says astrophysicist Martin Rees, we need to answer the question, we live in a multiverse or not, and how different the laws of physics in its constituent universes.

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    Rees went on to state that at present, 85 countries are exceeding their domestic“bio-capacities”, and compensate for their lack of local material by depleting the stocks of other countries, which have a material surplus due to their lower consumption.

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    According to Aled Rees, one of authors of the Cardiff University study, there are a number of reasons why women with PCOS might be prone to mental illness- but further work is necessary to understand the exact mechanisms involved.

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    Rees Jones and her colleagues hope to find out more on some of the most compelling archbishops, including Melton, who led an army of priests and everyday residents in a battle defending the City of York from the Scots in 1319.

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    Archivist and historian Sarah Rees Jones discovered the real-life tale while investigating the Registers of the Archbishops of York, which recorded the business of archbishops from 1304 to 1405, as part of a project to make the contents of the documents accessible online.

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    In addition to Thomson himself, six of his research assistants(Charles Glover Barkla, Niels Bohr, Max Born, William Henry Bragg, Owen Willans Richardson and Charles Thomson Rees Wilson) won Nobel Prizes in physics, and two(Francis William Aston and Ernest Rutherford) won Nobel prizes in chemistry.

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