My main concerns are about the biodiversity crisis. Experts have recognised three main causes. The first main cause depends on habitat destruction, fragmentation and degradation (…)
Whatever I have to buy, I wonder what impact it has on the planet. More responsible alternatives almost systematically exist
Climate action not only need to be social but green too
Main concerns : Air pollution, including traffic and heat sources. I carry out numerous studies all around Wallonia where problems are detected or suspected (proximity to traffic (…)
Global threats require global, political actions. Individual actions are also important to support political initiatives. Adapting to change provides freedom, joy and awareness.
As a health geographer, I’m worried about the impact of various sources of pollution on all live beings, including humans. Buying local and organic food is a priority.
Protecting biodiversity requires a rethinking of our economy and policy
Do we really need a recurrent disaster with immense human death toll to acknowledge the ecosystem goods and services of mangrove forests and protect them ?
Consume less, reduce eco-footprints, learn more about climate change and spread the word. Make my own contribution to lower the energy consumption and protect our environment.
Environment protection it’s for your health, here and now, not for somebody, somewhere, in the end of the century
As a scientist, I contribute to discussions on healthy sustainable nutrition and the impact of polution on our health. Lets unite as scientist to make a difference.
It is urgent that our country and Europe take actions to promote a better way of consumption and limit climate change and biodiversity loss.
Jean-Pascal van Ypersele / Former IPCC Vice-Chair / Professor of Climatology
My concern, which sometimes keeps me awake at night, is that we, humans, are threatening the very inhabitability of the only inhabitable planet in the solar system