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Keynote speakers & session chairs
See 'Programme' for
details.
Keynote speakers
The following speakers gave keynote addresses at the conference.
Speakers are listed alphabetically. Click on a name to see
details of the session within which each speaker gave their presentation.
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Jacquie Burgess,
University College London, UK
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Tim Burt, Univ. of Durham,
UK
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Dick
Derwent, UK
Meteorological Office
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Hartmut
Graßl, Max-Planck-Institut
für Meteorologie, Germany
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Graham Harris,
CSIRO,
Australia
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Tony
Janetos, World
Resources Institute, USA
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Gary
Machlis, University of
Idaho, USA
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John
Murlis, Environment Agency, UK
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Terry
Parr, Environmental Change Network, UK
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David Pearce,
University College
London, UK
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Will Steffen,
IGBP, Sweden
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Tim Lack, Water
Research Centre, UK
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Diana Wall, Colorado State
University, USA
Session chairs
We are grateful to the following for agreeing to chair sessions:
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Rick
Battarbee, ECRC, UK
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Kevin Bishop, Swedish University
of Agricultural Sciences
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Frans
Berkhout, University of
Sussex, UK
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Eileen
Buttle, Scientific
Committee of European Environment Agency
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Tim Burt, University of Durham,
UK
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Stella
Coakley, Oregon State
University, USA
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Ian Douglas, University of
Manchester, UK
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Martin
Forsius, Finnish
Environment Institute
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Peringe
Grennfelt, Swedish
Environmental Research Institute
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Bill Heal, University of
Edinburgh, UK
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Joh
Henschel, Desert Research
Foundation of Namibia
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John Lawton,
NERC, UK
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Gary
Machlis, National Park
Service, USA
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Terry Parr, UK Environmental
Research Network
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Hague Vaughan, Environment Canada
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DETECTING
ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGE
Science and Society
17-20 July
2001, London, UK
Incorporating the
annual meeting
of the International Long-Term
Environmental Research Network
on Monday 16th July
Change
is
one of the few
things in life
of which we can
be certain
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