Monitoring the Planetary Emergencies
The identification of Planetary Emergencies
and their categorisation into
fifteen main groups, with 56 subgroups, was one of the most important early
achievements of the World Federation of Scientists. Today, it leads the fight
against the Planetary Emergencies, a field of endeavour of vital importance for
both the Developed and the Developing Countries throughout the world, and one in
which a united, international effort will have greater impact than the
achievements of individual or groups of countries.
To date the World Federation of Scientists has established the following
Permanent Monitoring Panels and Working Groups:
- Biotechnology This part of the site is under development
- Brain and Behaviour This part of the site is under development
- Climatology This part of the site is under development
- Defence Against Cosmic Objects This part of the site is under development
- Desertification This part of the site is under development
- Energy
- Floods and Extreme Weather Events This part of the site is under development
- Information Security: This part of the site is under development
- Intergroup Conflicts
- Limits of Development This part of the site is under development
- Missile Proliferation This part of the site is under development
- Mother & Child This part of the site is under development
- Pollution This part of the site is under development
- Mitigation of Terrorist Acts This part of the site is under development
- Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathy This part of the site is under development
- Water This part of the site is under development
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