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Ian Pearson Quotes
«The impact of climate change on agriculture could result in problems with food security and may threaten livelihood activities upon which much of the population depends,»
Author: Ian Pearson
«Changes in certain crops can affect imports and exports.»
Author: Ian Pearson
«Climate change in India represents an additional stress on a country that is already facing tremendous pressures due to rapid development,»
Author: Ian Pearson
«Understanding climate change and its consequences is critical to protect lives and assets upon which India's economy is dependent.»
Author: Ian Pearson
«Physical jobs will be done by robots and mental jobs will be done by smart computers.»
Author: Ian Pearson
«Business 2010: Mapping the New Commercial Landscape.»
Author: Ian Pearson
«These new worlds will need to be designed, and fashion will play a similar role to that in the real world,»
Author: Ian Pearson
«At the moment you choose which clothes you want to wear and you look the same to everyone. But there's some people out there for whom you would like them to see you in a different way. You will be able present yourself in different ways to different people using this digital fashion concept.»
Author: Ian Pearson
«It is very much money well spent.»
Author: Ian Pearson
«The UK is the largest European investor in Sri Lanka and I especially look forward to meeting with UK NGOs and businesses working on post-tsunami reconstruction.»
Author: Ian Pearson