event 26 Jul 2011

Interview // David F. Hales: "The sectoral approach is inherently limited"

Interview with David F. Hales, President of the College of the Atlantic

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In this interview, Mr. Hales criticises the gap between existing interrelations in the Water, Energy and Food security Nexus and the decision structures in companies and governments, which are usually based on isolated and sectoral decision making processes. As an example he mentions the buying up of water rights by US energy companies. Mr. Hales touches on his personal motivation for supporting the Bonn2011 Nexus Conference, which is not only in the professional context as a scientist, but also as a grandfather wanting to leave his grandchildren a better world. #include:video:jwplayer:video/wef_hales.flv //The video-interview was produced on the second meeting of the International Steering Committee (ISC) from 30 to 31 of March 2011 in Bonn. #p:similar/title = More about David Hales #include:show_streamlist_related:tags_en = "Hales, David F." #p:similar/title = More Interviews #include:show_streamlist_related:tags_en = "interview"

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