What does CRES stand for?

Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies

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Clinch River Environmental Restoration Program (Tennessee) Connecticut River Estuary Regional Planning Agency (Old Saybrook, Connecticut) Campbell River Equipment Sales (Campbell River, BC, Canada) Cash Releasing Efficiency Saving (National Health Service; UK) Center for Real Estate Studies Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species Centre de Recherche cur l'Energie Solaire (French: Center for Research on Solar Energy) Centre de Recherches Entreprises et Sociétés Centre for Renewable Energy Sources (Greece) Centre for Research in Employment Studies (University of Hertfordshire; UK)		Centre for Resources Management and Environmental Studies Certified Radiology Equipment Specialist Certified Real Estate Services (Reston, VA) Certified Real Estate Specialist (Real Estate Institute of Canada accreditation) Chambre Régionale des Entreprises de l'Economie Sociale (French: Regional Chamber of Social Economy Enterprises) Cisco Registered Envelope Service (Cisco) Clarion Real Estate Securities (ING) Clinical Research Squadron Comités Régionaux d'Éducation pour la Santé (French) Commercial Real Estate Services

Samples in periodicals archive:

au Dr Debbie Bird Rose Senior Fellow Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, The Australian National University Anthropologist Dr Debbie Bird Rose first experienced Australia while doing PhD research.

A burgeoning role for Aboriginal knowledge

Professor Bob Wasson, then at the ANU, Professor Paul Perkins of the ANU Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies (CRES), and Ross Knee and Tanya Whiteway, both with Ecowise Environmental, say we are witnessing what happens when the ecosystem services provided by natural vegetation in catchments are rudely and suddenly removed.

Burning issues for water supplies: there were severe but little-known ...

Mike Austin and I were leading a regional land use study called the South Coast Project (involving more than 30 scientists from the newly established Centre for Resource and Environmental studies at ANU) and we were delighted when Ecos devoted an issue to that study's findings.

Did anyone mention the environment?