Workshop Support for the International Phosphorus Sustainability Summit at Arizona State University, February 2011

为亚利桑那州立大学国际磷可持续发展峰会提供研讨会支持，2011 年 2 月

• 批准号: 1106509
• 负责人: Daniel Childers
• 金额: $ 4.98万
• 依托单位: Arizona State University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2011
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2011-02-01 至 2014-01-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1106509&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Workshop; Support; International; Phosphorus; Sustainability

This project is supporting the International Sustainable Phosphorus Summit ?Closing the Human Phosphorus Cycle: Phosphorus, Food, and our Future? being held on the campus of Arizona State University February, 2011. Central goals of The Summit include defining the scale and scope of P sustainability problem, developing and communicating possible solutions for achieving sustainable P use, and raising awareness about the issue, locally and globally. The Summit will enable researchers and practitioners from an interdisciplinary range of fields and professions (e.g. ecology, biogeochemistry, agronomy, sociology, engineering, economics, human health, mining, public policy, law, and science communication) to actively engage with the sustainability challenges faced by dependence on this resource. U.S. and international experts from multiple backgrounds will address global P supply in the face of increased demand using a systems approach. Additionally, The Summit will be a forum for students (undergraduate and graduate) and postdoctoral associates to collaborate with experts from different disciplinary backgrounds to develop next-generation sustainability strategies. The Summit will address human influences on the biogeochemical cycling of a critical, non-renewable macronutrient; 2) the implications of phosphorus as a water pollutant on aquatic ecosystems, and; 3) sustainable solutions to the problems of an 'open' human P cycle.The International Sustainable Phosphorus Summit will enable researchers and practitioners from an interdisciplinary range of fields and professions to actively engage with the sustainability challenges faced by dependence on this resource. Additionally, The Summit will be a forum for students and postdoctoral associates to collaborate with experts from different disciplinary backgrounds to develop next-generation sustainability strategies for P. Notably, the Summit is being organized by graduate students and postdoctoral associates from a range of disciplinary units. Transdisciplinary Summit workshops will each produce one or more publications or outcomes, including chapters for a conference-organized book that will address a full range of the P sustainability issues, challenges, and possible solutions. This book (12-18 chapters) will be published in print and electronically to facilitate access by all interested stakeholders. Additionally, Summit working groups may choose other relevant publication outcomes, including overview articles that target specific stakeholder groups. Finally, a main goal of this conference is to raise public awareness of the sustainability challenges society may face with phosphorus in the coming decades. The public will be engaged through a collaborative science-art competition and exhibit, in which artists are encouraged to collaborate with conference participants to create art focused on P sustainability. Additionally, the science panel discussions and banquet dinner at the Desert Botanical Garden will be open to the public.

该项目正在支持国际可持续磷峰会？关闭人类磷周期：磷，食物和我们的未来？于2011年2月在亚利桑那州立大学的校园举行。峰会的核心目标包括定义P可持续性问题的规模和范围，开发和交流可能实现可持续P的解决方案，并提高对该问题的认识，并在本地和全球范围内提高认识。 峰会将使跨学科领域和专业范围的研究人员和从业人员能够（例如生态学，生物地球化学，农艺学，社会学，工程学，经济学，人类健康，人类健康，采矿，公共政策，法律和科学传播），以积极参与可持续性挑战面对对此资源的依赖。来自多个背景的美国和国际专家将通过系统方法提高需求，以解决全球P供应。此外，峰会将是一个学生（本科生和研究生）和博士后同事的论坛，与来自不同学科背景的专家合作，以制定下一代可持续性策略。 峰会将解决人类对关键，不可再生大量营养素的生物地球化学循环的影响； 2）磷作为水污染物在水生生态系统上的影响，以及； 3）对于“开放”人类P周期问题的可持续解决方案。国际可持续磷峰会将使研究人员和从业人员能够从跨学科范围的领域和专业范围内积极参与依赖对此资源所面临的可持续性挑战。此外，峰会将是一个为学生和博士后同事与来自不同学科背景的专家合作的论坛，以制定下一代可持续性策略。 。跨学科的峰会研讨会将各自产生一个或多个出版物或成果，包括一本会议组织的章节，该章节将解决一系列P可持续性问题，挑战和可能的解决方案。这本书（12-18章）将以印刷和电子方式出版，以促进所有感兴趣的利益相关者的访问。此外，峰会工作组可能会选择其他相关的出版成果，包括针对特定利益相关者群体的概述文章。最后，这次会议的主要目标是提高公众对社会在未来几十年中可能面临的磷所面临的可持续发展挑战的认识。 公众将通过合作的科学竞争和展览来参与，鼓励艺术家与会议参与者合作，创建专注于P可持续性的艺术。 此外，在沙漠植物园举行的科学小组讨论和宴会晚宴将向公众开放。