Difficult but urgent need to change Growth paradigm, change our relation to nature and to other human beings, mainstream environment protection in all activites and policies!
Testimonies
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 (...)
Charles-Hubert Born / Professor
As an environmentalist, I try to reduce my consumption and my waste, to use public transport and to buy organic/local food. As a family, we could do more.
Ronny Schallier / Scientific collaborator RBINS
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 (...)
Frederic Bouhon / Professor
As a professor of public law, I am particularly interested in the content of the Belgian Constitution, but also in its evolutionary prospects. In association with several colleagues (...)
Denis Flandre / Professor
Achieving 2030 goals is feasible & affordable using right technologies, adequately, reasonably. Let's start now. It is not so dramatic. But 2050 is another story, of more changes.
Rainer von Sachs / University professor
Everything needs to have start: from avoiding waste via buying locally up to electrical cars charged by solar power
Gian-Marco Rignanese / Professor
Our use of energy has been one of the drivers (and probably the main one) of climate change. Moving to renewable sources of energy is crucial for the future of our planet. Materials (...)
Séverine Fourdrilis / Postdoctoral scientist
I made changes in my daily life. I still feel powerless to fight climate change. Stopping lobbies and populism's influence on politicians is the key to the ecological transition.
Simon Braem / PhD Student Behavioural Ecology and Conservation
Promote education on sustainable technology and on our relationship with nature + Reasonable ways to reduce population growth exist