… Perspectives of sustainable and crisis-proof cities in the ‘More local, public and agile, the cornerstones of a resilient post-Corona city’ The … is the multiple use of space and premises. More public - local authorities that provide health care. Services of public interest under control of local … framework of ecological stress limits and, at the same time, has social concerns in mind in the sense of an orientation towards the common good. ________ Authors: …

… a complete substitute for personal contact, for example during a coffee break or when getting to know each other for the first time. From the perspective of academia - which is more or less transferable to many other sectors - the question arises whether and how the … scientists took part. Milan Klöwer from the University of Oxford has calculated that the "AGU Fall Meeting 2019" has left a travel footprint of 69,300 tCO2e . For …

… societies are, how inseparable national and international policies are, and that such a crisis can affect almost all policy areas and departments. Social, … in many countries was based on scientific findings and how it adapts guidelines when new scientific findings become available. National policies were also based on …

… of a dystopian film, but reality for many people around the world. Considering that, according to the WHO, around 7.6 billion people have no or only limited access … countries is all the more precarious. It took a corona virus on a global scale to remind us that the world community is closely intertwined and that we are often the … crises in one process - climate change, health crisis, economic recession and much more. It is also in our interest that sustainable aid packages for the global South …

… and science-policy advice in post-normal times: chance Rarely has there been a time when scientists have been in the focus of politics and the public over a longer … of the Corona crisis – at least from a German perspective: no political measure that was not justified by (the latest) scientific findings, no talk show with at …

… and just recovery for people and the planet? The COVID-19 pandemic offers many lessons, despite the early stage of global responses. last update on 03.08.2020 Why … stage of global responses. For me, the most important one is the inevitable truth that we will not be able to promote an inclusive and durable recovery without … is both a growing scientific field and a social movement . The term gained force when the Rockefeller Foundation-Lancet Commission on planetary health published the …

… 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 crisis … as a result of globalised economy and international hypermobility. It seems that a competent and successful crisis management can be achieved only through good … current management standards need to be reviewed accordingly. Dense surveillance networks and adequate information systems must also be set up effectively in all …

… 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 … pandemic could become a disruptive event that triggers fundamental change toward a more desirable future for all. Human history is rich with other instances of rapid … the worst parts of our nature, as with the callous exclusion of the needy, homeless, and migrants from the emerging responses, as well as the hoarding of perceived …

… health „I am sorry but we need to amputate your toe!” – This was the statement that changed everything for Erik. The 68-year-old overweight diabetic man stared at … the start of a long healing process of his foot, and of his life. One year later, when he visited the hospital of the small town in southern Sweden again, he seemed a …

… Lessons from the Corona Crisis The Corona crisis is perceived by many as a … social (sub)systems as a result of globalised economic activity. It becomes clear that the manageability of the effects depends on the concrete social conditions. Countries in the global South in particular are generally much more affected by the health and economic impacts. The crisis shows the importance of …