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- Celebrating 10-years of the Master's Sustainable Business and InnovationNumerous events are planned for throughout the year aimed at connecting the SBI community. Stay up to date!/en/news/celebrating-10-years-of-the-masters-sustainable-business-and-innovation
- Data purchasing by governments in the context of societal challenges: a mapping studyFunding from the NWO Open Competitie SGW-XS pilot programme./en/news/data-purchasing-by-governments-in-the-context-of-societal-challenges-a-mapping-study
- Tracking the Netherlands' journey to a circular economy: The Material Flow MonitorThe Material Flow Monitor provides insight into the circularity of different sectors. A new article co-authored by Vivian Tunn shares this innovative methodology./en/news/tracking-the-netherlands-journey-to-a-circular-economy-the-material-flow-monitor
- Looking towards the future post-COP15: “Without nature, humanity cannot survive”Copernicus Institute researchers Mariska te Beest & Silja Zimmermann on what needs to come next when it comes to the biodiversity crisis and species protection./en/news/looking-towards-the-future-post-cop15-without-nature-humanity-cannot-survive
- How “missions” coordinate policy, research, and stakeholders to solve pressing societal challengesRecent Utrecht ľϸӰ research presents a new way of thinking about how societal "missions" mobilize and align stakeholders across society./en/news/how-missions-coordinate-policy-research-and-stakeholders-to-solve-pressing-societal-challenges
- Dealing with Greater Jakarta floods in times of climate changeA series of six policy briefs issues a wake-up call to address the climate change-induced consequences of extreme weather and sea-level rise on Greater Jakarta./en/news/dealing-with-greater-jakarta-floods-in-times-of-climate-change-0
- A second chance to protect wetlandsNew research published in Nature shows loss of wetlands around the world since 1700 likely overestimated/en/news/a-second-chance-to-protect-wetlands
- Why religion matters for climate change, whatever you believeWhen you hear the words religion and climate change, many think of evangelical climate deniers and conspiracy theorists. Very few think of the pristine boardrooms of scientists and policymakers.../en/opinie/why-religion-matters-for-climate-change-whatever-you-believe
- Documentary ‘New Connections’ is now available onlineThe documentary 'New Connections', about the impact of energy transition in Rotterdam's Bospolder-Tussendijken neighbourhood, is now available online. The film is made by the Urban Futures Studio as part of a research project./en/news/documentary-new-connections-is-now-available-online
- Highly Cited ResearchersThe Web of Science list of the most highly cited researchers has been published again and this year’s edition features eight researchers from Geosciences./en/news/highly-cited-researchers
- Where are the most fruitful centres for sustainability start-ups?Van alle bekende centra voor ondernemerschap kent Boston het grootste aandeel duurzaamheidsstartups. Houston en Seattle staan op plaats 2 en 3./en/news/where-are-the-most-fruitful-centres-for-sustainability-start-ups
- Two PhD positions on ERC Starting Grant-funded ProblemShifting projectUtrecht ľϸӰ is hiring two PhD candidates through an ERC Starting Grant for a new project exploring major dilemmas in global environmental governance./en/news/two-phd-positions-on-erc-starting-grant-funded-problemshifting-project
- Spreading the climate movement beyond the vanguard left: the power of traditionThe term 'tradition' is widely used to refer to indigenous wisdom and fossil-free farming. Such thinking is important in challenging modernist techno-optimism. But it also makes tradition seem like something that belongs to the past and political margins./en/opinie/spreading-the-climate-movement-beyond-the-vanguard-left-the-power-of-tradition
- New NWO grant on space infrastructure for studying the AmazonNew NWO grant on space infrastructure for studying the Amazon led by Utrecht ľϸӰ’s Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development./en/news/new-nwo-grant-on-space-infrastructure-for-studying-the-amazon
- Six-year NWA project to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss in the NetherlandsThe COMBINED project— ten knowledge institutes and fourteen societal partners—will develop the knowledge required for a successful approach to climate change and biodiversity loss./en/news/six-year-nwa-project-to-tackle-climate-change-and-biodiversity-loss-in-the-netherlands
- The importance of understanding differences in climate policy scenario outcomesPolicy makers should be aware of the differences between climate models/en/news/the-importance-of-understanding-differences-in-climate-policy-scenario-outcomes
- I think, therefore I’m not: towards another way of knowingIn David Abram’s enchanting The Spell of the Sensuous, he tells the story of how he lost the ability to commune with the more-than-human world. For me, one of the surest paths to losing connectedness was analysing my experiences for academic purposes./en/opinie/i-think-therefore-im-not-towards-another-way-of-knowing
- New database of sustainable infrastructure initiatives from AfricaThe Urban Futures Studio and the African Centre for Cities launch www.infrahub.africa - a online database featuring sustainable infrastructure case studies from Africa as an entry point for imagining more sustainable, equitable cities./en/news/new-database-of-sustainable-infrastructure-initiatives-from-africa
- 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’s peripheries and, in so doing, better understand its centres. Most of all, I hoped to engage with the Sami, the EU’s only recognised indigenous group. I was sorely disappointed./en/opinie/thinking-from-the-north
- Climate Resilience and Sustainability Editors’ 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