… 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 lessons, despite the early stage … recovery without addressing the root causes of this pandemic. While most of the public attention goes to a much awaited vaccine, there is also great value in …

… International Environmental and Sustainability Policy During The Coronavirus pandemic has changed the world. Geopolitical tensions, for example between China and … in the countries of the Global South. Furthermore, countries with efficient (public) health systems have been obviously more successful at managing the crisis. …

… 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, … dominant force of planetary change. In other words, the Anthropocene has arrived, and with it an unprecedented opportunity to steer our collective future. last update … however, need to be complemented with the necessary evolutions of our economies, public institutions, and behavioral norms. The rapid rise in inequality and resource …

… The black toe and the virus: A wake-up call for planetary health „I am sorry but we … overweight diabetic man stared at me, the doctor, in disbelief, swallowed hard, and looked down at that toe of his right foot that was totally black. This moment … own institutions in a sustainable way. Medical doctors can add their expertise to public debates and they can urge their pension funds to divest from fossil fuels.    …

… 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 interdependencies between society, nature and economic activity. The containment of the virus requires drastic measures and as … also has a special role and responsibility here . Preservation and strengthening of public institutions capable of acting at all levels Capable states and international …

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… Sustainability Transformations and Covid Over the past several decades, the global … efficient by using fuels with low carbon emissions, along with significant use of public transport. Geographical distribution of activities will be required; even …

… policy stakeholders could respond to social The crisis has created situations and images that seemed utopian in "normal" times, in addition to the manifold, … already showed a downward trend towards the lower values of the previous year and public criticism increased, including that aimed at the scientific basis of … between a wide variety of stakeholders. Initial proposals were presented in the project "Approaches to the conservation of resources as part of new post growth …

… What is the One Health approach, and how to implement it? The current coronavirus pandemic has refocused attention on the fact that more than two thirds of known …

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