6 days since my conference marathon started! Today it is coming to an end at the SCORAI-ERSCP-WUR conference. I'm full of inspiration and got great insights in a lot of ongoing research across scales and disciplines.
Opening session of the Industrial Ecology Conference in Leiden in the Netherlands with over 800 participants from over 50 countries to discuss the transition to sustainable consumption and production #ISIE2023
This image from today's IPCC synthesis report is brutal. The existing policy trajectory represents a profound failure of our governments, and of our international political system. We need much more aggressive mitigation and much stronger international cooperation.
Seeking Twitter hive mind! Names matter - so to get beyond erroneous 'developed / developing' countries, we're proposing new country clusters, in terms of their journey towards living in the Doughnut. For starters: Rise-Shift-Fulfil-Reduce. What else do you suggest?...
Climate change is due to our cumulative emissions, not just our emissions today.
While rich countries have started decreasing emissions in recent decades, rich country emissions are still responsible for a substantial majority of the 1.2C warming to-date https://t.co/BfP95bbq9e
Do you want to pursue high-impact research on the #circulareconomy and communicate effectively with practitioners and policymakers? Check out our new findings #OpenAccess
https://t.co/ReKUZkMDMQ
How can industrial ecology become more policy-relevant? Together we got quite a good overview of what we do well and could do better! Thanks to @StijnvanEwijk and colleagues for organizing and summarizing!
https://t.co/VvrVg1sU1j
If the world had started reducing emissions back in 2000, limiting warming to well-below 2C this century would have us skiing down a bunny slope.
Today we are facing a black diamond, and waiting another decade means going down a cliff.
Wie kann Deutschland seine Ziele beim Klima- und Ressourcenschutz noch erreichen? Jetzt im neuen #Zukunftsimpuls 👉 https://t.co/o9n6Uyy7Uy #Zukunftswissen
@FoodsharingDE@anranluo@EU_ENV@EATforum@foeeurope@FAO@dge_wissen @bmel Die Halbierung der Lebensmittelverschwendung wäre großartig, um die Ressourcenfußabdrücke zu reduzieren. Dennoch dürfen wir uns nicht täuschen: Die Quantität von Lebensmittelverschwendung ist keinen Indikator für Ressourcenfußabdrücke. Das Ziel nicht aus dem Blick verlieren!
Looking for solutions to save #resources and feed all 9 billion Earth inhabitants? Simple #foodwaste reduction can be misleading! Check out our #CircularEconomy Series brief No.4 for more effective policy options: https://t.co/WDZQUPBchb @EU_ENV@EATforum@foeeurope@fao
Job alert! @FutureEarth is looking for a scientist to drive the scientific synthesis of the Earth Commission, hosted by Future Earth at its Global Hub in Stockholm, Sweden.
Could this be you? Apply before 9 October: https://t.co/w51VrGdN6c
@globalcommonshq
Naja. 16jährige sollten nicht wählen dürfen, weil man sie für "politische Reife" bei Corona belohnen will. Sie sollten wählen, weil sie politisch schlicht nicht (mehr) angemessen vertreten werden.
Nirgendwo wird das deutlicher, als im Ausverkauf ihrer künftigen Lebensgrundlagen.
"Everything flows" - Heraclitus - Philosophy for a more sustainable future - New research led by #postdoc Maria Mancilla Garcia shows how focusing on processes and relations rather than entities can help solve key challenges in sustainability research https://t.co/m3KAtKuN5Y
The circularity gap report 2020 is out, with the undertitle: "When circularity goes from bad to worse: The power of countries to change the game"
https://t.co/eUVuoNPIAR
There're indeed some interesting graphs and thoughts in there.. "We are all developing countries now"