moving sustainability forward: contributions and outcomes of the 3rd world sustainability forum
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Abstract
The 3rd edition of the World Sustainability Forum (WSF) was again a success. This electronic conference, held from 1–30 November 2013 on the platform sciforum.net, attracted more than 160 authors from all over the world, who contributed over 50 papers to the multidisciplinary sections comprising the Forum. This brief report sums up the contributions and discussions generated at the 3rd World Sustainability Forum, and provides an overview of the Forum concept, the presented topical sections and a summary about the output of the discussion. Already aiming for the 4th edition, we include an outlook for the upcoming World Sustainability Forum in 2014.
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| Authors | ;Marc A. Rosen;Samanta La Russa |
| Journal | journal of physics: conference series |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.3390/su6010449
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