
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 (…)
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 (…)
There is enormous power in exemplarity; and there is psychological comfort in coherence.
The North Sea, my field of work, is receiving a tremendous human pressure such as from shipping, fisheries, pollution from land or via atmospheric depositions, from offshore platforms (…)
I am working on the physical limits of renewable energy expansion and in my personal life I do my best to reduce my carbon footprint, but it can be challenging sometimes 🙂
My main concern is the lack of awareness of a large number of people about the quantity of products (food or not) useless, superfluous purchased and that will often end up in (…)
As an oceanographer, my main concern is the adverse impact of overfishing, microplastics, habitat degradation, sea water temperature rise, acidification, eutrophication, chemicals (…)
I am researcher working of physical impacts of climate change, sea level rise, change of storminess, effects of sea level rise on waves. I am also involded in environmental impact (…)
Atmospheric science highlights the impact of man on climate. Solutions require re-allocating collective resources, currently misappropriated, to the common good.
I have been working with public and private actors on mitigation and adaptation to climate change for more than 10 years.
In concrete terms, for mitigation to climate change (…)
No serious fight for global non-heating without a fight against Pentagon-NATO and their wars for oil.
As a researcher in biodiversity conservation, I am concerned with the impacts of an anthropogenic cocktail of pressures on the natural environment, including climate change.
An ecological but desperatly derisory way of life
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.