… Resilience thanks to green energy: Future investments for Deserted streets, markets and offices. Global supply chains are disrupted and supply shortages appear. Many … COVID-19, would therefore be reduced. The vision of a CO2-free world would then become a tangible possibility. Long-term climate programme as a profitable …

… Science and science-policy advice in post-normal times: chance Rarely has there been a time … challenges and the contours of a future policy advice needed in “post-normal times” become visible. On the whole (and taking a German perspective here), science, even … and resource conservation at the Federal Environment Agency. His work focuses on environmental, institutional and societal issues of socio-ecological …

… crisis is: how can we make the economic case for investing in a green, healthy and just recovery for people and the planet? The COVID-19 pandemic offers many … millions of premature deaths every year, in addition to other social, economic, and environmental risks and burdens. The way forward: social empowerment builds … of communities to cope with climate-related health challenges and dangerous environmental degradation. Finally, no healthy recovery will take place without …

… International Environmental and Sustainability Policy During The Coronavirus pandemic has changed the world. … and the USA, as well as existing conflicts between the EU states appear to have become more severe. In addition, the pandemic has significantly intensified the …

… of humanity has always been unpredictable, major challenges⁠ — like the current pandemic — have been an inevitable part of our shared history. What is different now, however, is that human beings have become the dominant force of planetary change. In other words, the Anthropocene has … future for all. Human history is rich with other instances of rapid social and environmental evolution, from the agricultural turn of the Neolithic Revolution some …

… The black toe and the virus: A wake-up call for planetary health „I am sorry but we need to … valuable our health is, our health systems, our societal cohesion. And like him, we become aware of our own responsibility for preserving our health. Erik’s black toe …

… is perceived by many as a historical caesura. As a result of a zoonosis, the pandemic with the Sars-CoV-2 virus occurred, which out a spotlight on the global … update on 01.09.2020 Lessons from the Corona Crisis: Need for new leitmotifs for environmental and sustainability policy? Blogpost by Dr. Harald Ginzky, Christian … of economic and social (sub)systems as a result of globalised economic activity. It becomes clear that the manageability of the effects depends on the concrete social …

… or – there is no During the early days of the lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic a “witty expression” did the rounds on social media in Germany. “Now the … each other, let alone speak to each other. Civil societymovements – such as unions, environmental and climate movements, churches, anti-racism movements, peace … social forces – economy, science, and civil society organisations (which hopefully become better connected). Government bodies are well-advised to approach those …

… Sustainability Transformations and Covid Over the past several decades, the global community was following a … but has also shown us that we need to rethink about how we live and behave as consumers. Though the long-term impact of the current crisis is not possible to … of air and water pollution. Air and water flow without boundaries. To tackle the environmental problems in India, we need to think at the sub-continent level. There …

… How environmental policy stakeholders could respond to social The crisis has created situations and images that seemed utopian in "normal" times, in addition to the manifold, … restrict or stop certain economic activities, such as air travel, will most likely become easier. A third stimulus for action is targeted use of windows of opportunity …

… national and global levels to protect human health considering animal health and environmental health. The aim of this approach is “optimal health and well-being … previously unknown zoonotic pathogens have been occurring in humans with increasing regularity over the last few decades (see illustration). Combating these incidences … and veterinary medicine. New zoonotic agents often originate in wild animals. They become dangerous to humans when an infection gets spatially and mechanistically …