Wendt Müller / Associate Professor
The final piece that pushed me to take action was a recent study showing dramatic declines in insect abundances in German nature reserves. It not only touched me because I was (…)
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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
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Lucien Bettendorff / Research Director F.R.S.-FNRS
I do not think that there are environmental concerns specific to my field.They are in common with all fields in biological, chemical and biomedical sciences, but here is clearly (…)
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Myriam Dumortier / Policy Officer, Guest Professor
Expert in biodiversity, changing towards a sustainable way of life since 30 years, convinced that sustainable living brings happiness and happy to share experiences.
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David Lombard / PhD student-researcher
Although the Anthropocene and climate change are widely known as scientific issues, they are also significant cultural problems. In literary criticism and ecocriticism, the main (…)
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We change for life
We Change For Life is a project initiated by three scientists,
biologists or climatologist, who wish to raise public awareness about
the emergency to take action to ensure the livability of our planet.
250 scientists testify about the changes they put into practice in their life to better respect our environment
Sébastien Timmermans / PhD Student
The more ecological waste is the one that has not been produced.
David Docquier / Postdoc researcher
Scientific evidence shows that climate changes are ongoing. To mitigate those changes, we need to rapidly change our lifestyles, and not wait for a strong political action.
Cédric Luthers / Expert
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 (…)
Jo Lebeer / Associate professor
My main concern is that the earth warming up will cause extreme weather conditions which will disrupt the local economies for millions of people in the world, because climate will (…)
Jean-Thomas Cornelis /Chargé de cours
LESS IS MORE and complexity will serve the sustainability
Stijn Nevens / Head Absolute Radiometry
Climate change is a symptom, not the problem. Growth and (over)consumption associated with that growth are. We need everyone to be aware of this and act on it.
Anne Snici / Independent researcher
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood… and I took the one towards regenerative economics 🙂
Pieter De Frenne / Professor
My main concerns in the field of biodiversity and plant responses to climate change is that many ecosystems (forests, grasslands, drylands, etc. across the globe) ARE already actually (…)
Cathy Macharis / Professor
Towards a more sustainable mobility and logistics system
Renaud LOUIS/ Professor of Pneumology
Air pollution by particulate matters and ozone dramatically affects lung health of the general population.
In predispoded people like asthmatics or patients suffering from chronic (…)
Anne-Laure Jacquemart / Professor
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 (…)
Xavier Fettweis / FNRS Research Associat
My main concerns about climate change in my researches are the melt of the Greenland ice sheet and the associate sea-level rise. I reduce my carbon footprint in many ways.