Blue Planet Prize

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environmental award international award

The Blue Planet Prize is a prestigious international environmental award recognizing individuals or organizations for outstanding contributions to solving global environmental problems.

Aliases (1)

Blue Planet Prize award program ×1

Statements (42)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	environmental award → international award →
awardedFor	outstanding contributions to solving global environmental problems →
category	environment →
countryOfCeremony	Japan →
countryOfOrigin	Japan →
field	environmental protection → sustainable development →
frequency	annual →
hasLanguage	English → Japanese →
hasLaureate	Amory B. Lovins → Brian Walker → Conservation International → Daniel H. Janzen → Gro Harlem Brundtland → International Institute for Environment and Development → James Lovelock → Jane Lubchenco → Joanne Chory → Lester R. Brown → Nicholas Stern → Partha Dasgupta → Paul R. Ehrlich → Syukuro Manabe → The Nature Conservancy → Thomas E. Lovejoy → World Resources Institute →
hasOfficialWebsite	https://www.af-info.or.jp/en/blueplanet/ →
inception	1992 →
isConsidered	one of the most prestigious environmental awards in the world →
locationOfCeremony	Tokyo →
namedAfter	Earth →
numberOfLaureatesPerYear	up to 2 →
organizer	Asahi Glass Foundation →
presentedBy	Asahi Glass Foundation →
purpose	to recognize outstanding achievements in scientific research and its application that help solve global environmental problems →
relatedTo	biodiversity conservation → climate change → global environmental issues → sustainable resource use →
sponsor	Asahi Glass Foundation →

Referenced by (14)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Amory B. Lovins → Daniel H. Janzen → Gretchen C. Daily → James Lovelock → Jane Lubchenco → Nicholas Stern → Partha Dasgupta → Paul R. Ehrlich → Robert May → Syukuro Manabe → Thomas E. Lovejoy →	awardReceived
Asahi Glass Foundation →	awards
Asahi Glass Foundation ("Blue Planet Prize award program") →	hasProgram
Asahi Glass Foundation →	isKnownFor