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- Thinking from the northI just returned from a train trip up north with my partner and two-year-old daughter. Specifically, to Kiruna and Abisko in Sweden. Partly, I wanted to meet one of Europe鈥檚 peripheries and, in so doing, better understand its centres. Most of all, I hoped to engage with the Sami, the EU鈥檚 only recognised indigenous group. I was sorely disappointed./en/opinie/thinking-from-the-north
- Climate Resilience and Sustainability Editors鈥 Award for Gerbrand KorenThe Royal Meteorological Society awards Gerbrand Koren for his dedicated service as guest editors of Climate Resilience and Sustainability./en/news/climate-resilience-and-sustainability-editors-award-for-gerbrand-koren
- Reflecting on the Sustainable Futures summer schoolLooking back on the summer school that took place from 3 - 7 July 2023 at the UU Botanical Gardens, organised by Urban Futures Studio./en/news/reflecting-on-the-sustainable-futures-summer-school
- Meeting basic needs of life 鈥 how to provide refugee camps with electricity?It is feasible to provide refugees living in camps with clean and reliable energy, according to a study by energy scientists./en/news/meeting-basic-needs-of-life-how-to-provide-refugee-camps-with-electricity
- Achieving zero emissions in all sectors is a difficult taskJoint report 'Mitigating greenhouse gas emissions in hard-to-abate sectors' PBL and Utrecht 木瓜福利影视/en/news/achieving-zero-emissions-in-all-sectors-is-a-difficult-task
- Desert regions may best predict climate changes to our planetNew research suggests that climate change is causing dryland mechanisms to increasingly affect the wetter areas of the planet./en/news/desert-regions-may-best-predict-climate-changes-to-our-planet
- NWA-ORC grants for Copernicus Institute and HGSP researchGrants from National Science Agenda programme Research along Routes by Consortia (NWA-ORC)/en/news/nwa-orc-grants-copernicus-institute-hgsp-research
- Land-building marsh plants are champions of CO2 captureHoog- en laagvenen, kwelders, mangrovebossen en zeegrasvelden blijken 鈥榟otspots鈥 van CO2-opslag te zijn./en/news/land-building-marsh-plants-are-champions-of-co2-capture
- Imagining low-carbon futuresOn 7 March 2022 starts a new art-science collaboration between the Urban Futures Studio and designers Julien Thomas and Ekaterina Volkova./en/news/imagining-low-carbon-futures
- Royal honours for Jacques de SmidtFormer Utrecht 木瓜福利影视 researcher recognised for his many efforts in science, nature and environmental protection in the Netherlands/en/news/royal-honours-for-jacques-de-smidt
- Researchers restore shellfish reefs with 3D printed artificial reefsThe innovative research project of NIOZ and Utrecht 木瓜福利影视 will 3D print artificial reef structures made of biodegradable material./en/news/researchers-restore-shellfish-reefs-with-3d-printed-artificial-reefs
- The ambition loop in action for electric vehicles in the automotive industryMore ambition is needed from car manufacturers and national governments to stay on track to reach net-zero emissions by 2050./en/news/ambition-loop-EVs
- Young Talent Graduation Prize for Loes VerkuilLoes Verkuil (Sustainable Development) has won a Young Talent Graduation Prize in the category of Biology./en/news/young-talent-graduation-prize-for-loes-verkuil
- Green Deal on Nature-inclusive Agriculture in Green Education signedOn 16 May, Minister Staghouwer of the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LNV) signed a new Green Deal 鈥楴ature-inclusive Agriculture in Green Education鈥./en/news/green-deal-on-nature-inclusive-agriculture-in-green-education-signed
- SDGs have strengthened silos in network of international organisationsSince the adoption of the SDGs in 2015, international organizations have become more likely to collaborate with organisations working on similar issues to them./en/news/sdgs-have-strengthened-silos-in-network-of-international-organisations
- Is the Amazon forest approaching a tipping point?By 2050, between 10-47% of the forest becomes vulnerable to potentially irreversible local ecological changes, new research shows./en/news/is-the-amazon-forest-approaching-a-tipping-point
- Getting to know Copernicus grant winnersFive Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development researchers were recently awarded impressive grants by the European Research Council (ERC) and the Dutch Research Council (NWO)./en/news/getting-to-know-copernicus-grant-winners
- Sustainable Belonging in a Migratory WorldFrom most people鈥檚 gut perspective, belonging is rooted in a kind of from-ness. Like a tree, you are rooted in a place. Though it鈥檚 not easily admitted in liberal society, one鈥檚 rootedness is usually detected by skin colour and facial features. Even amongst the most welcoming of insiders, there is an unspoken assumption that those here first get to decide how things ought to be. On a secondary level, cultural behaviour confers belonging. 鈥淥kay, their grandparents aren鈥檛 from here, but at least they get our way of life.鈥濃嬧嬧嬧嬧嬧嬧嬄燘ut what is this 鈥渙ur鈥 anyway?鈥嬧嬧嬧嬧嬧嬧/en/opinie/sustainable-belonging-in-a-migratory-world
- Mysterious metaphors of 鈥渁rt鈥搒cience鈥Art-science collaborations are on the rise everywhere. Yet, what these relations constitute in practice is less clear. The very term 鈥渁rt-science鈥 is itself limiting. Many collaborations seek to go beyond this simple binary, exploring the potential that exists at the intersection of artistic and research practices./en/opinie/mysterious-metaphors-of-art-science